Strategy, the largest institutional Bitcoin investor, has paused its Bitcoin strategy. While the giant company sold a significant amount of BTC last week, it hasn’t made any sales this week,
Strategy, the largest institutional Bitcoin investor, has paused its Bitcoin strategy. While the giant company sold a significant amount of BTC last week, it hasn’t made any sales this week, but it hasn’t made any new BTC purchases either.
According to Strategy founder Michael Saylor, Strategy sold $466.7 million worth of MSTR shares but did not purchase any Bitcoin.
According to a July 13 SEC filing, Strategy sold 4.82 million shares of MSTR between July 6 and July 12 for net proceeds of $466.7 million.
The company did not make any Bitcoin purchases during the week and kept its holdings stable at 843,775 BTC as of 12/07/2026.
At this point, Strategy increased its USD reserves by $450 million, raising its total reserves to $3.0 billion.
“Strategy has increased its USD reserves by $450 million. As of 7/12/2026, we hold 843,775 BTC in our BTC reserves and have $3.0 billion in our USD reserves.”
Especially in the face of recent Bitcoin declines and risks, Strategy and Saylor, which have been focusing on cash reserves to calm the markets, announced their Digital Credit Capital Plan in June. This plan stipulated that the company would hold reserves sufficient to cover at least 12 months of dividend payments.
As you may recall, the company also announced that it sold 3588 BTC to increase its USD reserves.
*This is not investment advice.
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