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Strategy Adds 1,587 BTC for $100M, Stack Now at 846,842

Michael Saylor's Strategy keeps buying Bitcoin, stacking another 1,587 BTC for $100M after raising $209M via MSTR stock sales.

Michael Saylor's Strategy is not slowing down. The firm dropped $100 million on 1,587 Bitcoin last week, pushing its total stash to a staggering 846,842 BTC. That's not a typo — nearly 847,000 Bitcoin sitting on one company's balance sheet.

Here's the part traders need to pay attention to: Strategy funded this buy by selling $209 million worth of MSTR stock. That's the playbook — issue equity, buy Bitcoin, repeat. As long as markets keep absorbing the stock offerings, Saylor has a printing press for BTC accumulation.

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The sheer size of Strategy's holdings puts it in a category of its own among corporate Bitcoin holders. Every new purchase tightens available supply, and with each buy, the firm signals that it views Bitcoin as the only treasury asset worth holding. That's a loud message to other CFOs watching from the sidelines.

For retail traders, the key question isn't whether you agree with the strategy — it's whether this kind of institutional demand continues to squeeze the float. Consistent nine-figure purchases don't happen in a vacuum. They move markets, and they set a psychological floor that's hard to ignore when you're sizing up your own position.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q.How much Bitcoin does Strategy own now?

Strategy's total Bitcoin holdings stand at 846,842 BTC after its latest purchase of 1,587 BTC for $100 million.

Q.How did Strategy fund its latest Bitcoin purchase?

Strategy raised $209 million through sales of MSTR stock, which it used to finance the $100 million Bitcoin acquisition.

Q.How many Bitcoin did Strategy buy in its most recent purchase?

Strategy acquired 1,587 Bitcoin for approximately $100 million in its latest reported weekly purchase.

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