#StrategyBuys13,927BTC Strategy Buys Another 13,927 BTC: Why the World's Largest Corporate Holder Just Placed a $1 Billion Bet

New Delhi | Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR), the world's largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, has once again strengthened its position. Between April 6 and April 12, 2026, the company purchased 13,927 Bitcoin at a cost of approximately $1 billion. This acquisition was funded through the sale of its "Stretch" preferred stock (STRC).

📊 By the Numbers

With this new purchase, Strategy's total Bitcoin holdings have surged to 780,897 BTC. The company has now spent roughly $59.02 billion** in total to acquire its Bitcoin stack, bringing its average cost basis to approximately **$75,577 per BTC.

However, this average cost sits above the current market price. Reports indicate Strategy's portfolio is showing an unrealized loss of around $3.6 billion, but CEO Michael Saylor remains unfazed.

🔍 What Makes This Move Special?

1. New Funding Model (Focus on STRC):
Strategy executed this purchase entirely by selling its STRC (Stretch Perpetual Preferred Stock). Notably, the company did not sell any common stock (MSTR) during this period.
2. Strategy vs. MicroStrategy:
The company rebranded from MicroStrategy to "Strategy" earlier this year, emphasizing its singular focus on acquiring and holding Bitcoin as a primary corporate treasury asset.
3. Long-Term Conviction:
Despite current paper losses, Saylor has repeatedly stated that Strategy views Bitcoin as a digital capital asset with no intention of selling in the near future.

📉 Market Context

Bitcoin has seen increased volatility, yet Strategy continues its disciplined accumulation. The company remains the largest publicly traded corporate Bitcoin holder by a significant margin, far ahead of competitors like Marathon Digital and Tesla.