Strategy has completed its third bitcoin sale of the year, unloading 1,638 BTC for around $105 million. Despite selling, the company’s bitcoin stash remains immense, standing at 842,138 coins as of August 2, 2026.
The proceeds from this round of sales have bolstered Strategy’s U.S. dollar cash reserve to $4 billion. They also helped fund dividend payments on preferred stock and enabled repurchasing $81 million worth of STRC shares. Michael Saylor, the company’s Executive Chairman, noted the USD reserve duration extended by 57 days to roughly 2.3 years, reflecting a deliberate move to enhance liquidity rather than buying more bitcoin at present.
The bitcoin sale averaged about $63,957 per coin, slightly below Strategy’s average acquisition cost of $75,419. This signals a cautious shift away from their historic pattern of nearly exclusive accumulation. Their total investment in bitcoin approaches $63.5 billion, underlining the scale of their treasury.
Alongside these moves, Strategy also sold over 3 million shares of Class A common stock, generating approximately $290.6 million. Of that, $250 million was funneled straight into the USD reserve, with nearly $29 million more used to buy back STRC shares, strengthening capital management.
This strategy adjustment coincides with increased market activity, as other players adapt to evolving conditions. It comes with a focus on maintaining financial flexibility while preserving a hefty bitcoin reserve.
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