According to reports, STRC recorded its second-largest weekly issuance on record, coming in at nearly three times the four-week average. The surge followed a rule change Strategy made in early March that loosened restrictions on STRC share sales.
No shares of MSTR, STRK, STRF, or STRD were sold during the same period.
A Milestone Within Reach Strategy now needs just 19,103 more Bitcoin to cross the 800,000 BTC mark. Reports indicate the company has already bought more than 107,000 BTC in 2026 alone. All told, its holdings were acquired for a combined $59 billion — a figure that underscores just how deep the company is committed to this position.
Weekend negotiations fell apart, and an announcement of a naval blockade on April 13 pulled Bitcoin back toward $71,000. Strategy’s buying was among the signals backing the earlier rally, Nomura’s Laser Digital said, on top of solid inflows into spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds, which took in $786 million over the same period.
The backdrop to all of this is a balance sheet carrying $14.6 billion in unrealized losses on digital assets — a figure Strategy disclosed for the first quarter of 2026. That number reflects how far Bitcoin’s price has fallen from the highs at which much of the company’s holdings were acquired.
With fewer than 20,000 BTC separating Strategy from the 800,000 milestone, the next purchase announcement may not be far off.
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