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Strategy to Resume Bitcoin Buying by End of 2026

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Strategy to Resume Bitcoin Buying by End of 2026

Strategy to Resume Bitcoin Buying by End of 2026 Bitbo

Strategy, the company formerly known as MicroStrategy that transformed itself into a publicly traded bitcoin vault, is preparing to buy again.

CEO Phong Le confirmed on August 10 that the firm intends to resume its bitcoin purchases before the end of 2026, following a brief stretch of net selling that unsettled some investors.

Despite the sales, the company has bought roughly 25 times more BTC than it has sold this year.

What happened to the stack

Strategy’s holdings currently sit at approximately 840,447 BTC, down from over 846,000 BTC earlier in 2026.

Le characterized the sales as tactical moves designed to enhance the firm’s capital structure.

In practical terms, the company needed cash to shore up its balance sheet and normalize the value of its STRC preferred stock product, which had drifted from where management wanted it.

The playbook is straightforward: rebuild USD reserves first, get STRC trading where it should be, then resume the bitcoin buying program.

The accumulation machine

Strategy has followed this path since 2020, when it first adopted bitcoin as its primary treasury asset under executive chairman Michael Saylor’s guidance.

The firm has funded its purchases through a combination of convertible notes, preferred equity offerings including STRC, and straight equity raises.

Saylor, who remains executive chairman while Le handles CEO duties, has been the philosophical architect of this approach.

His thesis is that bitcoin serves as a superior store of value compared to cash.

Why the sales spooked people

For a company that built its brand around never selling bitcoin, even modest disposals carry outsized symbolic weight.

The 25-to-1 buy-to-sell ratio in 2026 supports Le’s characterization that the moves were about capital structure, not lost conviction.

If STRC drifts too far from its intended value, it can complicate future capital raises, which would limit the ability to buy more bitcoin. Selling some BTC to stabilize the preferred stock paradoxically supports future accumulation.

Attribution

Originally reported by Bitbo

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