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Strategy Increases Cash Reserves and Bitcoin Holdings for Second Week

Strategy has increased its cash reserves to $1.1 billion and Bitcoin holdings to 846,842 BTC, despite facing significant investment losses.

Mercation Admin
June 15, 2026 1 min read
Strategy Increases Cash Reserves and Bitcoin Holdings for Second Week

Strategy Boosts Cash Reserves and Bitcoin Holdings for Second Week

For the second week in a row, Strategy has enhanced its cash reserves and increased its Bitcoin holdings, now totaling $1.1 billion in USD reserves and 846,842 BTC. This move aims to secure funds for dividends and debt obligations.

Executive Chairman Michael Saylor reported that the firm’s USD Reserve had previously fallen to $871 million last month due to the repurchase of convertible debt. Analysts from JPMorgan recently indicated that rebuilding dollar reserves is critical for restoring investor confidence amid concerns about the company’s reliance on Bitcoin sales.

Shares of Strategy saw a 7.2% increase, reaching $132.66, though this is a 24% decline from the previous month. This uptick coincided with Bitcoin's rise above $66,500, which marked a daily gain of 4%.

Despite this increase, Strategy's total Bitcoin investment remains approximately $7.8 billion in the red, as the average purchase price of Bitcoin exceeds current market value. The firm recently sold 32 Bitcoin for $2.5 million, raising questions about its future buying patterns as the world's largest corporate holder of Bitcoin.

In a recent post on X, Saylor shared a visual of the company’s Bitcoin acquisitions, noting that they had bought an additional 1,587 Bitcoin for $100 million last week. This brought the total Bitcoin held to a value of $56.3 billion, although the firm’s overall position is still significantly underwater.

To add a layer of risk assessment, Saylor introduced a new metric called CEBE BPS, which measures Bitcoin ownership per share while factoring in senior claims. This represents a shift in Strategy’s evaluation approach, as they traditionally considered this ratio without accounting for liabilities. Despite the increase in total Bitcoin, the Bitcoin owned per share has decreased slightly from 13% to 12.5% year-to-date, reflecting the challenges in maintaining investor confidence and evaluating asset value amid fluctuating market conditions.