MicroStrategy, the largest corporate possessor of Bitcoin, has initiated 2026 with a substantial acquisition of 1,283 BTC for $116 million, raising its overall holdings to 673,783 BTC, valued at approximately $62.6 billion, per average costs of $75,026 each BTC. This update was disclosed in a recent filing to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Despite this significant investment, the company recorded a staggering $17.4 billion unrealized loss during Q4 2025 following a downturn in Bitcoin prices, which declined over 23% as noted by Cointelegraph data.
Additionally, MicroStrategy’s cash reserves increased to $2.25 billion, bolstered by $62 million set aside for operational costs, according to a post from Michael Saylor. This capital is strategically allocated for dividends and outstanding debts.
MicroStrategy SEC Filing
Source: Strategy
Key Highlights
- MicroStrategy completed a Bitcoin purchase for $116 million.
- The company experienced a $17.4 billion unrealized loss in Q4 2025.
- Their Bitcoin holdings now amount to over $62 billion.
The latest transaction, while significant, pales in comparison to earlier acquisitions such as 22,049 BTC for $1.92 billion made in March 2025. This transaction emphasizes MicroStrategy’s aggressive stance on Bitcoin investments, demonstrating their commitment to cryptocurrency finance despite market volatility.
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