Institutional attention returned to corporate Bitcoin accumulation after Strategy executive chairman Michael Saylor shared a chart highlighting the firm’s multi-year purchase strategy.
“The Second Century Begins,”
Saylor wrote in the post, which displayed the company’s cumulative Bitcoin acquisitions across multiple market cycles.
The graphic showed Strategy holding about 720,737 BTC, reinforcing its position as the largest publicly listed corporate holder of Bitcoin.
Market observers often interpret Saylor’s weekend chart updates as hints of upcoming purchases, as similar posts have previously been followed by U.S. SEC filings disclosing new acquisitions.
The company’s latest disclosure on March 2 showed Strategy purchased 3,015 BTC for about $204.1 million, bringing the total acquisition cost to roughly $54.77 billion.
Financial data from Strategy’s dashboard values the firm’s Bitcoin reserves at about $48.15 billion, while the company holds roughly $2.25 billion in cash and carries about $8.25 billion in debt.
Major institutional investors including Vanguard, Capital Research, and BlackRock hold significant stakes in Strategy as corporate interest in Bitcoin treasury strategies continues to grow.
At the time of reporting, Bitcoin price was $66,193.70.