Michael Saylor’s firm Strategy has added 3,015 bitcoins at an average price near $67,700, spending about $204.1 million in its most recent purchase. This move reflects continued confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term value. As of March 1, 2026, Strategy holds a total of 720,737 bitcoins, acquired at an average price of around $75,985 and a combined cost basis of about $54.77 billion. The firm remains one of the largest and most committed institutional holders in the crypto market.
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