Strategy Inc. completed a $2.54 billion acquisition of bitcoin during the week ending April 19, marking the company’s largest single purchase of the cryptocurrency since November 2024. The company financed the purchase through the sale of securities, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
The filing shows Strategy sold a total of $2.54 billion in securities to fund the bitcoin purchase. That included the sale of 21,795,389 shares of STRC stock, which generated $2.18 billion in net proceeds, and 2,165,000 shares of MSTR stock, which produced $366 million in net proceeds.
Using those proceeds, Strategy acquired 34,164 bitcoin at an average price of $74,395 per coin. The $2.54 billion outlay covers the purchase price plus fees and expenses associated with the transaction.
The latest buy increased Strategy’s total bitcoin holdings to 815,061 coins. The filing reports an aggregate purchase price for the full position of $61.56 billion and an average purchase price of $75,527 per bitcoin.
During the reporting period, the company indicated it did not sell any shares of STRF, STRK, or STRD stock. The SEC disclosure also details remaining capacity under Strategy’s at-the-market offering program: $1.62 billion for STRF stock, $2.10 billion for STRK stock, $4.01 billion for STRD stock, and $26.73 billion for MSTR stock available for future issuance and sale.
Transaction details at a glance
- Bitcoin purchased: 34,164 coins
- Average price paid per coin: $74,395
- Total spent (including fees and expenses): $2.54 billion
- Post-transaction bitcoin holdings: 815,061 coins
- Aggregate purchase price of holdings: $61.56 billion
- Average purchase price across holdings: $75,527 per coin
- Share sales to fund purchase: 21,795,389 STRC shares and 2,165,000 MSTR shares
The SEC filing provides a discrete snapshot of how Strategy funded its largest-week bitcoin acquisition since late 2024 and the remaining headroom it retains under existing at-the-market issuance programs.