Strategy (MSTR) Stock: Surge as Saylor Expands Bitcoin Treasury to 673,783 BTC

TLDR

Strategy (MSTR) trading at $162.19, up 3.20%, after a sharp morning rise toward about $168 followed by a pullback

Strategy Inc, MSTR

Strategy posted fresh momentum in early trading as the stock rose and its Bitcoin program expanded again. The company moved quickly through the new year and increased its holdings while strengthening its cash position. The update marked another step that Strategy used to reinforce its long-term reserve model.

Bitcoin Treasury Growth Accelerates

Strategy increased its Bitcoin supply during the first days of January and executed new purchases across several sessions. The company added 1,287 BTC and raised its total reserve to 673,783 BTC. Moreover, Strategy advanced its acquisition plan with a cost base of about $116 million.

The firm secured the coins at an average price of $90,391 and continued its pattern of steady accumulation. It also maintained a long-term view and supported its expansion through structured capital tools. Furthermore, Strategy kept its average lifetime acquisition cost near $75,026 per BTC.

The latest filing showed a cumulative Bitcoin purchase value of $50.55 billion and confirmed ongoing balance sheet growth. Strategy also displayed consistency and repeated its approach from earlier periods. Therefore the firm kept Bitcoin as a central reserve component.

Capital Activity and USD Reserve Expansion

Strategy raised about $62 million in new cash and lifted its USD reserve to $2.25 billion. The company secured the funds through its at-the-market program and moved quickly to deploy them. Additionally, Strategy used part of the inflow to strengthen future liquidity options.

The firm sold 735,000 shares between January 1 and January 4 and generated net proceeds of $116.3 million. It also completed further sales in late December and placed most of the funds into Bitcoin purchases. Strategy continued to rely on common equity issuance to support its balance sheet plan.

The filing also listed remaining issuance capacity that included more than $11.3 billion in available common stock. Strategy held several preferred classes with significant unused levels. Yet the firm chose to avoid preferred sales during the latest period.

Preferred Structure and Market Context

Strategy continued to operate its preferred share model and linked its capital activity to future Bitcoin exposure. The structure allowed the firm to add digital assets with fixed dividend terms. Strategy maintained a system that expanded reserve holdings without direct upfront dilution.

The data showed STRC with an 11% dividend yield and steady trading levels. Market figures also reflected the asset’s volatility metrics and payout timeline.  Strategy kept its approach stable across all listed preferred classes.

The company reported no preferred issuance during the last days of December and confirmed wide remaining capacity. Strategy also disclosed that 1,255,911 common shares were sold in that period.

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