Strategy expanded its Bitcoin holdings with a new $1.42 billion investment, according to an April 28 filing with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission. The Virginia-based software company reported purchasing 15,355 additional Bitcoins at an average price of $92,737 each.
The acquisition lifts Strategy’s total Bitcoin reserves to 553,555 coins, valued at approximately $37.90 billion based on market prices at the time of filing. The company said its cumulative Bitcoin acquisitions have been made at an average purchase price of $68,459 per coin.
Strategy Recent Buying Spree Follows Brief Pause
Last week, Strategy disclosed it had purchased more than $555 million in Bitcoin after briefly pausing acquisitions earlier this month. The hiatus came as global markets responded to U.S. President Donald Trump’s recently introduced “Liberation Day” tariffs, which unsettled financial markets worldwide.
The company resumed buying as Bitcoin prices stabilized, signalling continued confidence in the cryptocurrency as a treasury asset despite macroeconomic uncertainties.
Bitcoin Prices Strengthen Despite Currency Volatility
Bitcoin’s value remained strong against a weakening U.S. dollar, hovering near $94,000 on Monday afternoon. Analysts have noted that Bitcoin’s resilience in recent sessions may reflect broader concerns about currency devaluation and investor moves toward alternative stores of value.
Strategy’s sustained accumulation strategy reinforces its position as one of the largest corporate holders of Bitcoin, even as market conditions remain volatile. Company executives have previously emphasized Bitcoin’s role in their broader financial strategy, though they have offered limited public comment following the latest acquisition.
