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MicroStrategy Resumes Bitcoin Accumulation With $75.7 Million Acquisition
The firm purchased an additional 950 Bitcoin to bring aggregate treasury holdings to 846,000 coins.
MicroStrategy ended a three-week buying pause by acquiring 950 Bitcoin for approximately $75.7 million. A regulatory filing dated Sept. 21 disclosed that the corporate balance sheet now holds 846,000 Bitcoin, accumulated over time for a cumulative outlay of $63.8 billion.
The company did not sell any equity through its at-the-market stock program between Sept. 14 and Sept. 20. With Bitcoin trading above $80,000, MicroStrategy's digital asset holdings have transitioned from $10 billion in unrealized losses to $8 billion in unrealized gains.
In broader market activity, Fidelity's FBTC captured $306 million in daily inflows on Sept. 18, outpacing BlackRock's IBIT by nearly three to one as the underlying asset rose toward $81,000. Chairman Michael Saylor also addressed regulatory matters, suggesting companies should seek practical guidance from existing authorities rather than pursuing compromise legislation like the rejected CLARITY Act.
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