Strategy added 250 Bitcoin to its corporate treasury last week while spending $192.4 million to repurchase its STRC preferred stock, the company said Monday. The purchases bring its Bitcoin holdings to a record 848,250 BTC and show the firm continuing to allocate capital between digital assets and its preferred-stock program.
According to Decrypt, Strategy bought the Bitcoin between October 5 and October 11 for $21.5 million, including fees. The average cost was $86,194 per coin. Across its entire holdings, the company has spent approximately $64 billion acquiring Bitcoin, at an average price of $75,444 per BTC.
How Strategy funded the transactions
Strategy financed most of the latest Bitcoin purchase by selling about 125,000 shares of its MSTR common stock through its at-the-market offering program. That sale raised $21 million, while the company used another $500,000 in cash to cover the balance. It did not sell any preferred stock during the week.
The company also bought back 1,932,145 shares of STRC, its variable-rate Stretch preferred stock, for $192.4 million. After the transaction, $354.8 million remained available under the authorization for additional STRC repurchases.
The latest activity follows a larger set of transactions disclosed for the previous week, when Strategy bought $29 million in Bitcoin and repurchased $176 million of STRC. The company also reported a $21 billion gain for the third quarter.
Strategy’s dollar reserves
As of October 11, Strategy held $4.88 billion in a U.S. dollar reserve designated for preferred-stock dividends and interest on debt. It also had $640.5 million in cash for broader corporate purposes, including potential Bitcoin purchases. Together, those balances amounted to $5.5 billion in U.S. dollar assets.
The company initially created the dollar reserve with $1.44 billion. It later established the separate cash balance after raising $2 billion through the sale of MSTR common stock.
Strategy has proposed that dividends on its preferred stock accrue on a 365-day basis. It has also said it could sell as much as $1.25 billion in Bitcoin under its digital credit capital framework. In September, Chief Executive Officer Phong Le described selling Bitcoin as the “right trade.”
Current market picture
Moneyiar market data at 09:59 on October 13, 2026, showed Bitcoin at $83,498.18. The cryptocurrency was up 0.05% over 24 hours but down 2.88% over seven days.
Other assets tracked by Moneyiar were also lower: RedStone was $0.1560, down 6.91% in 24 hours; Loaded Lions was $0.001292, down 7.25%; and Ore was $110.20, down 5.09%.
