Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin (BTC) treasury company, Strategy, remains undeterred by continued weakness across the crypto markets.
Saylor says the firm acquired an additional 1,142 Bitcoin for roughly $90 million at an average price of about $78,815 per BTC.
Strategy now holds 714,644 Bitcoin acquired for approximately $54.35 billion, at an average cost of about $76,056 per BTC. The firm trades on the Nasdaq under the ticker MSTR and remains the world’s largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, as well as the first public company to adopt BTC as its sole treasury reserve asset.
Strategy’s accumulation came as crypto-linked equities and digital assets have remained under pressure amid broader market uncertainty.
BTC is worth $70,229 at time of writing, down 11% in the last week.
In a separate post to X, Fundstrat’s Tom Lee–backed digital asset treasury firm BitMine Immersion provided an updated snapshot of its crypto holdings as of February 9th, 2026. The company reported roughly $10.7 billion in total crypto and “moonshot” investments, including 4,325,738 Ethereum (ETH) held at Coinbase, 193 Bitcoin, and equity stakes in Beast Industries and Eightco Holdings.
BitMine has positioned itself as a major institutional vehicle for Ethereum exposure, with Lee previously describing the firm as a bridge between Wall Street and blockchain-based financial infrastructure.
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