Strategy Bitcoin Purchase: 811 BTC at $80.8K, BTC Now Under Cost As of November 9, 2026, the latest confirmed Strategy bitcoin purchase is 811 BTC, disclosed on November 2 in aStrategy 8-K fi
Strategy Bitcoin Purchase: 811 BTC at $80.8K, BTC Now Under Cost
As of November 9, 2026, the latest confirmed Strategy bitcoin purchase is 811 BTC, disclosed on November 2 in aStrategy 8-K filing.
Among crypto news today, it stands out because the spot price has since slipped below the company’s overall cost.
Strategy buys 811 BTC at $80,846 each, spending $65.5 million between October 26 and November 1, the filing states.
The Saylor bitcoin purchase this week came from MSTR stock sales under its at-the-market (ATM) program, and each MSTR bitcoin purchase in the period was paid from net proceeds.
Item
Figure
BTC acquired
811
Aggregate price
$65.5 million
Average price per BTC
$80,846
MSTR net proceeds
$164.0 million
Sent to USD Cash
$98.5 million
About $18.6 billion of MSTR stock also remains available for sale under the ATM program, the adds.
The Strategy 849,327 BTC stack cost $64.08 billion in total, fees included, per the filing. Michael Saylor’s company lists these totals as of November 1:
Strategy bitcoin holdings 849,327 BTC
Strategy bitcoin average cost $75,451 per BTC
The Strategy average purchase price covers every coin held. Thecompany ledger shows each recent buy came in cheaper than the one before it:
Report date
BTC bought
Average price
October 12
250
$86,194
October 19
267
$82,900
November 2
811
$80,846
CoinGecko data lists the bitcoin price today at $74,765.31, down 1.2% in 24 hours.
Metric
Value
Price
$74,765.31
24h range
$73,963.34 to $76,105.67
Market cap
$1.504T
24h volume
$20.14B
Bitcoin price below Strategy cost basis is the core detail. CoinGabbar’s calculation values the holdings near $63.5 billion, about $0.58 billion under cost.
That is a Strategy bitcoin unrealized loss on paper, and this week’s 811 BTC trade about 7.5% under their $80,846 average.
The filing lists 2,092,035 shares of STRC preferred stock repurchased for $208.2 million, and gives no reason. The Strategy STRC buyback used USD Cash, not BTC proceeds.
That STRC repurchase also left $748.6 million available under the preferred repurchase program.
A separate $1.0 billion MSTR repurchase program also remained available, and no MSTR shares were bought back that week.
The USD Reserve, meant for preferred dividends and interest, held $4.79 billion on November 1, and $43.4 million of it paid dividends.
As a bitcoin treasury company, the firm also held $132.7 million in USD Cash, with both balances dated November 1.
Any next Strategy bitcoin purchase may draw on that cash or on further MSTR stock sales.
Strategy bitcoin news today also includes atweet by Michael Saylor from November 8, captioned “Connecting the dots.” The caption carries no purchase figure.
The ledger still lists November 2 as the latest entry at writing, so no newer filing is confirmed.
Analysts following crypto news may read the gap as a cost-basis story before a price story.
A prolonged dip under $75,451 could keep the holdings below break-even, while a rebound would close it.
The next filing may show whether another Strategy bitcoin purchase moves the average. Price direction stays uncertain. Readers can verify each figure above against the filing and the ledger.
Disclaimer: This article is for information only and is not financial, legal, or investment advice. Crypto assets are volatile, and you can lose money. Verify details with official sources before making any decision.
