Saylor's strategy is to buy BTC plus another 1,665 in weekly purchases for the second consecutive week.
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What happened to Strategy?
Michael Saylor, Strategy's co-founder and former chief executive officer announced via Platform X on September 282026 that the company had acquired Bitcoin tokens1,665 BTC over the past week at an accumulated average price of85,681 dollars per coin. The announcement marked a return to strategic buyingBTC in earnest following its summer break.
Currently, Strategy holds Bitcoin units,847,666 BTC which used a total purchase capital of nearly64,000 million dollars. Following the expansion in price over the past six weeks or so, the value of the inventoryBTC is in the range of more than70,000 million dollars.847,666 BTC
Why is this number so important to the market?
Strategy's move was notable because the company is considered to be holding Bitcoin of the world's largest corporate rankings, buying BTC more 1,665 dollars for a second week in a row so it's not just retail business figures but data that large multinationals are also pursuing an accumulation policy.BTC Continued
In addition, Strategy also repurchased $152 million of STRC stock and maintained cash reserves in U.S. dollars,6.02 $1 billion as of September 27.2026 According to information under the MSTR code, these figures help readers see the financial structure behind an accumulationBTC without guessing whether a company will buy more in the future.
A buyback after a three-week break.
Prior to this announcement, Strategy paused purchasesBTC for three weeks from late August until last Monday when the company disclosed an acquisition950 BTC in a cash 75.7 million dollar deal at below-average 80,000 dollars per BTC bit.
This data series shows that recent activity is a continuation of the previous week's purchases, not just an impulse to start buying, so readers who follow big corporate news should look at the numbers as a sequence of events in order to understand how companies are entering the market.
Summer sales and buybacks.
The original information stated that Strategy had previously sold BTC at a lower price of 65,000 dollars during the summer, while recent purchases were made at prices from 80,000 dollars upwards, making most companies compensate for sales in earlier periods.
This is important to readers because it shows that large corporate movements can occur in multiple price ranges, not just buying when prices are low. News followers should therefore read the data chronologically and distinguish between buy-sell and repurchase transactions.
The impact on Thai readers and the market.BTC
For readers in Thailand, the fact that large multinational companies abroad buy more may affect global market interest and could cause a reference price of Bitcoin in Thailand to move as an international buying force. Users who track prices through trading desks in Thailand such as Bitkub or platforms under the supervision of the SEC (Thailand) may see changes in box conditions and sales order volumes during major corporate news.
So this is a market tracking event, not an indication of price direction and not the entry or exit time for any trade.
Important numbers to remember.
- BTC Purchases in recent weeks: 1,665 BTC
- Average cost of accumulation:85,681 Dollars per yearBTC
- BTC Holdings included: 847,666 BTC
- Total purchase capital: nearly 64,000 million dollars
- Value of the fund BTC: more than 70,000 million dollars
- The buyback of the STRC shares: $152 million.
- Cash reserves in U.S. dollars:6.02 billion as of September 27.2026
- Referring company code: MSTR
- Previous acquisition: 950 BTC in cash 75.7 million dollars lower than the average price 80,000 per dollar BTC
- Summer Sale: Prices are lower than 65,000 dollars
- STRC stock price: hovering around $14 after falling to $75 over the summer
It's a warning.
This article is news only, not investment advice. Crypto prices are volatile and should be studied to make rational decisions.





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