Michael Saylor, executive chairman and co-founder of Strategy, said the company bought more Bitcoin to expand its treasury holdings, with the latest acquisition occurring at an average price of about $95,000 per coin amid ongoing corporate adoption of digital assets.
“Strategy has acquired 22,305 BTC for ~$2.13 billion at ~$95,284 per bitcoin,” said Michael Jerry Saylor. “As of 1/19/2026, we hodl 709,715 $BTC acquired for ~$53.92 billion at ~$75,979 per bitcoin.”
According to a post on X by Saylor, Strategy acquired 22,305 Bitcoin over specified dates. The post detailed the purchase cost and average price per Bitcoin and linked to an official press release on the Strategy website. It also updated the company’s total Bitcoin holdings and overall average acquisition cost.
Strategy, based in Tysons, Virginia, leads U.S. public companies in Bitcoin holdings with over 700,000 BTC in its treasury. Other firms like Marathon Digital Holdings in Florida also maintain significant positions. Collectively, U.S. public companies hold over one million BTC. These treasuries support innovation in Mid-Atlantic and Southern tech sectors through digital asset strategies.
Globally, corporate Bitcoin reserves exceed 1.9 million BTC, representing about 9.5 percent of circulating supply across exchanges, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and treasuries. Major international holders include Binance in Asia and BlackRock in North America. Accumulation trends indicate institutional confidence in Bitcoin as a reserve asset. Governments worldwide also hold substantial amounts of Bitcoin, contributing to market stability.
Michael J. Saylor was born on February 4, 1965, in Lincoln, Nebraska. He graduated from MIT with dual degrees in aeronautics and astronautics as well as science, technology, and society. Saylor co-founded MicroStrategy in 1989 and served as CEO until 2022 before becoming executive chairman of the rebranded Strategy. He has authored books on mobile computing and advocates for Bitcoin as a store of value.
