Strategy adds 811 BTC, lifts holdings to 849,327

Strategy Inc resumed its Bitcoin accumulation program between October 26 and November 1, 2026, purchasing 811 Bitcoin for approximately $65.5 million. The company disclosed that the coins were acquired at an average price of about $80,846 per Bitcoin. This marks a return to buying after a brief pause in acquisitions the previous week.

The latest purchase lifted Strategy’s total Bitcoin holdings to 849,327 BTC as of November 1. The company stated that these holdings have been accumulated at a total cost of around $64.1 billion, implying an average purchase price of roughly $75,451 per Bitcoin.

To finance the new Bitcoin purchase and other capital actions, Strategy sold 1,178,552 shares of its Class A common stock through its at-the-market issuance program, raising approximately $164 million. Part of these proceeds was used to fund the $65.5 million Bitcoin acquisition, while the remainder supported broader balance sheet initiatives.

The company indicated that it still has $18.62 billion worth of MSTR (MSTR) shares available for potential issuance under the same at-the-market program. This capacity provides ongoing flexibility to raise additional capital for future Bitcoin purchases or corporate purposes.

Alongside the Bitcoin transactions, Strategy repurchased nearly 2.1 million STRC preferred shares for around $208.2 million. The company also used $43.4 million from its USD Reserve to pay dividends on its preferred stock, reflecting continued management of its capital structure.

After these outlays, Strategy reported a USD Reserve balance of $4.79 billion and a USD Cash balance of $132.7 million as of November 1. These figures suggest that, even after significant spending on preferred share repurchases and dividends, the company maintained substantial dollar reserves.

The renewed Bitcoin buying followed the release of Strategy’s third-quarter results, in which the company reported net income of $19.5 billion. The result compared with $2.79 billion in the same quarter a year earlier, with the increase driven largely by a $20.9 billion gain linked to the rising value of its Bitcoin holdings.

The company’s combination of large Bitcoin holdings, active capital markets activity, and significant dollar reserves frames its latest 811 BTC purchase as part of an ongoing treasury strategy centered on Bitcoin accumulation while managing equity and preferred financing.