Shares of Strategy have experienced a significant downturn today, dropping over 8% in trading as Bitcoin reached new one-year lows, subjecting cryptocurrency-related assets to increased pressure.
This decline has brought MSTR’s share price to levels not witnessed since late 2024, contributing to a protracted downtrend that has marked the stock as one of the poorest performers on the Nasdaq this year.
Bitcoin’s recent slump—falling below critical technical thresholds over the weekend and into the early week—has reverberated through the markets, adversely affecting equities linked to the cryptocurrency.
Major cryptocurrency platforms, including Robinhood and Circle, have also reported losses, underscoring the growing correlation between Bitcoin’s prices and affiliated stocks.
Currently, Strategy possesses over 713,000 Bitcoins on its balance sheet, acquired at an average cost nearing $76,000 per coin, thus facing unrealized losses following Bitcoin’s recent decline below that value.
Despite the fluctuations in price, Chairman Michael Saylor has unequivocally stated that Strategy will not be liquidating its Bitcoin holdings. Instead, he has reaffirmed plans to increase purchases even amidst declining market conditions, signaling an intent to continue accumulating the asset.
Saylor’s strategy reflects a commitment to holding and expanding investments during downturns rather than liquidating positions when prices fall.
Strategy’s Recent Bitcoin Acquisition
Earlier this week, Strategy disclosed the acquisition of 855 Bitcoins for approximately $75.3 million, resulting in an average purchase price of $87,974 per BTC, according to a filing made on Monday.
This acquisition occurred shortly before Bitcoin dipped below $75,000 over the weekend, prompted by rapid selling, which momentarily positioned Strategy’s treasury close to $1 billion in unrealized losses.
Currently, Bitcoin’s price has fallen below those levels, hovering around $74,000.
As of now, the company holds a total of 713,502 BTC, acquired for roughly $54.26 billion at an average cost of $76,052 per coin.
The recent purchase was entirely financed through the sale of common stock, consistent with Strategy’s ongoing capital-raising approach to support Bitcoin acquisitions. This particular acquisition of 855 Bitcoins was notably smaller than previous company purchases.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin’s price has dropped below $74,000, marking its lowest level in a year and representing a retracement of over 40% from the all-time highs reached in late 2025.
Prior to today’s developments, Bitcoin’s previous one-year low was recorded at $74,747. Strategy shares commenced the day at $139.66; however, they are currently trading at $128.87, a significant decrease from their 52-week high of approximately $450 per share.
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