TL;DR
Strategy strengthened its cash reserves for the second consecutive week without acquiring new bitcoins. Michael Saylor, the company’s chief executive officer, confirmed that the firm now holds a dollar reserve of $3.225 billion alongside its treasury of 843,775 BTC. The operation was completed through the sale of more than 2.7 million MSTR shares via its at-the-market stock offering program, generating gross proceeds of approximately $263.5 million.
A regulatory filing submitted to authorities confirmed the details of the transaction. The MSTR share is trading up 1.2% at $96 in the pre-market session, tracking a modest recovery in the price of bitcoin, which was hovering around $64,700.
Strategy has increased its USD Reserve by $225 million. As of 7/19/2026, we hodl ₿843,775 in our BTC Reserve and $3.2 billion in our USD Reserve. $MSTR $STRC https://t.co/sci7bZHzsy
— Michael Saylor (@saylor) July 20, 2026
The decision to accumulate liquidity rather than buy more BTC reflects the tensions facing the company’s financing model. The increasingly complex structure of debt and dividend-paying preferred shares came under intense pressure during the latest crypto market downturn, forcing the company to prioritize building a cash buffer.

Earlier this month, Strategy disclosed the sale of approximately $216 million in bitcoin, an unusual reduction in its BTC holdings that marked its first significant divestment after years of near-uninterrupted accumulation. Prior to that transaction, the firm had approved a new bitcoin monetization program that contemplated the sale of up to $1.250 billion from its BTC treasury to fund reserves and dividends.
Despite the shift in dynamics, Strategy retains its absolute dominance in the corporate bitcoin market by a wide margin. At the current price of $64,700 per unit, its treasury of 843,775 BTC is equivalent to nearly $55 billion, a figure no other public company comes close to matching.