Michael Saylor releases another Bitcoin Tracker, hinting at increasing his holdings this week

Strategy founder Michael Saylor published Bitcoin Tracker information on the X platform on April 26 and captioned it, “The ₿eat Goes On.” Saylor also shared a purchase history chart, showing that since 2020, it has completed 107 Bitcoin transactions. According to a previous pattern, the company typically discloses its Bitcoin increase the day after a Tracker post is published.

Strategy Bitcoin Holdings Snapshot

(Source: Strategy Tracker)

Based on Strategy’s official data, as of the latest disclosed information, Strategy holds 815,061 Bitcoins. Using the spot market price at the time of publication, the current value is approximately $63.6 billion. Less than a week ago, Strategy bought 34,164 Bitcoins for more than $2.5 billion, representing the most recent accumulation record.

According to BitcoinTreasuries data, the second-largest publicly listed Bitcoin holdings company is Twenty One Capital, holding 43,514 Bitcoins.

Strategy Q1 2026 Financial Data

(Source: Adam Livingston)

According to Strategy’s financial disclosures, in the first quarter of 2026 the company recorded $14.5 billion in unrealized losses, due to the decline in Bitcoin’s price—from the high over $126,000 in October 2025 to a low of about $60,000 in February 2026. Based on Strategy’s data, the company’s average purchase cost for Bitcoin is about $75,528 per coin; as of the time of publication, the spot market price of Bitcoin has risen to above $78,000 per coin, and the company’s Bitcoin holdings have returned to being profitable on paper.

Investor and Analyst Commentary

Bitcoin advocate Samson Mow publicly stated that Strategy’s demand for Bitcoin is three times the scale of the current new mining supply.

In a public analysis, investor Adam Livingston predicted that Strategy is expected to accumulate a total of 1.2 million Bitcoins by the end of 2026, with funding sourced from STRC (variable-rate A-series perpetual preferred stock). Livingston cited: “Through this mechanism, Bitcoin’s price will rise to $1 million.”

Last week, Seeking Alpha blog author Rida Morwa issued a warning about Strategy’s plan, citing: “The pace at which MSTR issues preferred stock is simply unbelievable. Their plan is either to continue issuing stock or to sell assets to pay dividends. If you know that Bitcoin will be up to $100k next year, then this is a pretty good plan.”

Frequently Asked Questions

What did Michael Saylor post on X on April 26?

According to a post by Strategy founder Michael Saylor on X on April 26, he shared information related to a Bitcoin Tracker. The caption was “The ₿eat Goes On.” He also shared a chart showing Strategy’s 107 Bitcoin transaction records since 2020.

How many Bitcoins does Strategy currently hold, and when was its most recent accumulation?

According to Strategy’s official data, the company holds 815,061 Bitcoins, worth approximately $63.6 billion; its most recent accumulation was the purchase of 34,164 Bitcoins completed less than a week ago, totaling more than $2.5 billion.

What was the scale of Strategy’s unrealized loss in Q1 2026, and what was its average purchase cost?

According to Strategy’s financial disclosures, in Q1 2026 the company recorded $14.5 billion in unrealized losses; the average purchase cost was about $75,528 per coin. As of the time of publication, Bitcoin’s price has risen to above $78,000, and the book position has returned to profitability.