Strategy Buys Another 950 Bitcoin As Holdings Reach 846,000 BTC

• Strategy bought 950 BTC during the week ending September 20 for $75.7 million.
• The purchases were made at an average price of $79,670 per Bitcoin.
• Strategy now reports 846,000 BTC acquired for an aggregate $63.80 billion.

Strategy has added another 950 Bitcoin to its balance sheet, extending the corporate treasury strategy that continues to define the company.

An SEC filing dated September 21 shows the purchases were made between September 14 and September 20 for an aggregate $75.7 million in cash. The average purchase price was $79,670 per BTC.

Following the latest acquisition, Strategy reported total holdings of 846,000 BTC.

The company says those coins were acquired for an aggregate $63.80 billion, putting its average acquisition price at $75,416 per Bitcoin.

The timing is worth keeping precise. The filing landed on September 21, but it covers purchases made over the prior week rather than a single transaction executed on filing day.

That distinction has become increasingly important with Strategy’s regular treasury updates, which often bundle several purchases into one disclosure.

The same filing also shows the company repurchased 1,771,238 shares of its STRC preferred stock for $174 million.

Strategy’s latest move reinforces how aggressively it continues to use the public markets and its capital structure to support a Bitcoin-heavy balance sheet.

At 846,000 BTC, the company’s exposure is no longer a side allocation. Bitcoin is central to how investors value the business, how its financing activity is interpreted and how changes in BTC price feed through to the company’s balance-sheet narrative.

The latest purchase was made above Strategy’s aggregate average cost, which also means every incremental acquisition at current levels nudges that blended cost basis higher.

For now, the key confirmed figures are the 950 BTC weekly purchase and the resulting 846,000 BTC total. The filing does not indicate that all 950 BTC were bought on September 21 itself.

This article was written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae.

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