According to a recent SEC filing released on Monday, March 23, 2026, the company acquired an additional 1,031 Bitcoin over the past week, investing a total of $76.6 million. This brings Strategy’s total holdings to an impressive 762,099 BTC, further solidifying its position as the largest publicly traded Bitcoin holder in the world.

Although this latest purchase is significantly smaller compared to the massive acquisitions of previous weeks (including 22,337 BTC and 17,994 BTC), it clearly highlights Saylor’s consistent approach of expanding holdings regardless of market conditions. The average purchase price for this tranche was $74,326 per Bitcoin, slightly below the company’s overall average cost basis of $75,694.

Shift in Financing Strategy

One particularly noteworthy aspect is how this purchase was financed. While the multi-billion-dollar acquisitions in recent weeks were primarily funded through the issuance of perpetual preferred shares (Stretch, STRC), Strategy has now turned to selling Class A common stock.

This shift suggests that the company is adapting flexibly to capital market conditions, especially after fundraising through the STRC model appeared to slow down in the previous week. In total, Strategy has already acquired 41,362 Bitcoin in March 2026 alone, amounting to approximately $2.93 billion.

The Giants Compared: Strategy vs. BlackRock

While Strategy continues to strengthen its position as the leading corporate Bitcoin holder, it is also closing the gap with major ETF providers.

  • Strategy holdings:

    762,099 BTC (around 3.6% of Bitcoin’s total supply of 21 million)

  • BlackRock (IBIT):

    Currently holds approximately 785,300 BTC on behalf of clients — leaving Strategy only about 3% behind the world’s largest Bitcoin ETF

  • Total US spot ETFs:

    Collectively hold nearly 1.3 million BTC, representing about 6.1% of the maximum supply

Despite these impressive figures, Strategy is currently sitting on an unrealized loss of roughly 7% on its total position, as the current Bitcoin price (around $70,430) remains below its average entry price. Nevertheless, the total market value of its holdings still stands at a staggering $54 billion.