Strategy purchased 1,550 bitcoin between June 1 and June 7 for $101.3 million, reversing the narrative from its prior week when it sold 32 BTC for the first time since 2022. The company disclosed the purchase in an 8-K filed with the SEC on Monday, June 8.
The 1,550 coins were acquired at an average price of $65,332 each. Strategy's total bitcoin holdings now stand at 845,256 BTC, bought at an average of $75,680 per coin. The company's U.S. dollar reserve, a designated liquidity buffer established in December 2025 to fund preferred-stock dividends and debt interest, reached $1 billion as of June 7, according to the filing.
The purchase closes a week-long narrative detour. On June 1, The Defiant reported that Strategy had sold 32 BTC for roughly $2.5 million, its first bitcoin-native disposal since a December 2022 tax-loss harvest, to cover obligations on its STRC preferred-stock instrument, which carries an 11.5% annual dividend. That sale drew public pushback from portions of the Bitcoin community who viewed it as a departure from Strategy's longstanding hold posture.
The 1,550-coin purchase was funded through Strategy's at-the-money share-sale program, per the 8-K. Strategy has been an active ATM seller: as of June 5, 2026, the company had raised $181 million from Class A common stock sales under the program during the same filing period, according to the document. A separate $21 billion MSTR Stock ATM offering, announced in March 2026, has not yet been drawn down, pending depletion of the existing facility.
