Saylor’s Strategy buys 3,015 BTC below its $75,985 average cost

Saylor’s Strategy, the world’s largest public holder of Bitcoin, disclosed in a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing on Monday that it acquired 3,015 Bitcoin last week for $204.1 million at an average price of $67,700. The 101st purchase lifts total holdings to 720,737 BTC, accumulated at a combined cost of about $54.8 billion.

The latest buy was completed below the company’s average acquisition price of $75,985 per Bitcoin. In early February, an additional purchase coincided with spot prices dipping below $76,051 during the week, while the company reported an average acquisition price of $78,815 for that tranche.

During 2022–2023, when Bitcoin traded below a company cost basis of roughly $30,600, Strategy completed seven purchases totaling 28,560 BTC. The company has continued periodic acquisitions disclosed through regulatory filings.

Strategy’s shares (MSTR) posted modest gains last week, moving from about $125 on Monday to nearly $130 by Friday.

Bitcoin traded in a range over the same period, starting near $65,000, briefly rising above $69,000 midweek, then slipping below $64,000 before stabilizing near $65,800.

In a separate update, Chairman Michael Saylor outlined a higher dividend on the company’s STRC preferred stock, known as Stretch, raising the March 2026 rate to 11.50% from 11.25%. Company materials indicate the proceeds from the preferred may be used for general corporate purposes, including potential Bitcoin purchases.