Strategy Hints at Another Bitcoin Buy After Reaching 847,666 BTC
Michael Saylor has hinted at another Bitcoin purchase after Strategy raised its holdings to 847,666 BTC following a recent $143M acquisition.

Michael Saylor has renewed speculation that Strategy may have accumulated more Bitcoin after publishing a new accumulation chart, according to CryptoNews. The company's confirmed holdings currently stand at 847,666 BTC.
Strategy reached its current holdings after purchasing 1,665 coins for $142.7 million during the week ended Sept. 27. Saylor posted the message "More orange than ever" alongside Strategy’s Bitcoin purchase chart on Sunday, though the post did not disclose a purchase amount, transaction date, or price.
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Financial Capacity and Stock Program
Strategy funded its previous purchase through sales of MSTR common stock, generating $246.2 million in net proceeds between Sept. 21 and Sept. 27. The company's latest SEC filing shows that $18.84 billion of MSTR shares remained available for future issuance under its at-the-market program as of Sept. 27.
At current market prices near $85,250, Strategy’s 847,666 BTC position carries a market value of roughly $72.3 billion, sitting above the company’s reported aggregate acquisition cost of $63.95 billion, which equals an average of $75,437 per coin including fees and expenses.
Key facts
- Strategy holds 847,666 BTC acquired for a total cost of $63.95 billion.
- The company purchased 1,665 coins for $142.7 million between Sept. 21 and Sept. 27.
- Strategy's SEC filing shows $18.84 billion available for MSTR share issuance as of Sept. 27.
- Bitcoin trades near $85,250, while Strategy's average acquisition cost is $75,437 per coin.
- Saylor posted "More orange than ever" on Sunday without confirming a new transaction.
Source: crypto.news
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