Strategy Buys 13,927 BTC for $1B, Raises Holdings to 780,897 BTC

TLDR

• Strategy bought 13,927 BTC for about $1 billion at an average price of $71,902 per coin.
• The purchase increased Strategy’s bitcoin holdings to 780,897 BTC as of April 12, 2026.
• Strategy funded the acquisition by selling 10.03 million Stretch preferred shares for $1.00 billion.
• The company said its year-to-date bitcoin yield rose to 5.6% after the latest purchase.
• Strategy reported an aggregate bitcoin purchase cost of about $59.02 billion and an average cost of $75,577 per BTC.

Strategy resumed large Bitcoin purchases after a one-week pause in its buying program. The company bought 13,927 $BTC for about $1 billion, according to fresh filings. That lifted Strategy’s holdings to 780,897 BTC as of April 12, 2026.

Strategy paid an average of $71,902 per bitcoin in the latest purchase. Its aggregate bitcoin purchase price reached about $59.02 billion, the filing said overall.

The company’s average bitcoin cost stood at $75,577 per coin on April 12. That level still sat above bitcoin’s current market price, leaving paper losses unrealized.

Strategy Funds $1 Billion BTC Buy with Stretch Preferred Sale

Strategy raised the cash through its Variable Rate Series A Stretch preferred stock. It sold 10.03 million shares for $1.00 billion during the April 6-12, 2026 period.

The company reported net proceeds of $1.00 billion from that stock sale alone. It said $21.64 billion remains available under the current at-the-market issuance program now.

Strategy did not sell shares from other preferred stock classes during the period. Those classes include STRF, STRK, STRD, and the company’s Class A stock offering.

Strategy had also announced fresh $21 billion offerings in March 2026 for sale. Those plans covered Stretch preferred stock and Class A common stock offerings, too.

The company said those offerings may start after existing capacity falls substantially. That framework gives Strategy a funding source for future bitcoin purchases ahead.

Recent Purchases, Saylor Comments, and Market Figures

The new purchase followed Strategy’s 4,871 BTC buy announced last week by management. That earlier transaction cost about $330 million, based on the company’s disclosure then.

The prior week brought no bitcoin purchase announcement from the NASDAQ-listed company there. It marked the first empty week in months for Strategy’s buying streak recently.

Michael Saylor hinted at a larger deal on Sunday with “think ₿igger” online. He later said Strategy’s BTC breakeven ARR stands at just above 2% currently.

Saylor wrote, “If Bitcoin grows faster over time, we can cover dividends indefinitely.” He added that the strategy could avoid issuing new MSTR shares in that case.

Strategy said its year-to-date bitcoin yield rose to 5.6% after the purchase again. The company used that metric to track bitcoin gains per share internally now.

MSTR shares have fallen more than 18% since the start of 2026 trading. That move has broadly tracked bitcoin’s price performance over the same period, too.

Strategy’s filing placed its bitcoin total at 780,897 BTC on April 12. It reported a total aggregate cost of $59.02 billion.

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