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CryptoMediumUpdated×3•Originally published 21 March 2026•Updated 23 March 2026•

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MicroStrategy on Track for Second-Largest Bitcoin Accumulation Quarter Despite Price Dip

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Key Facts

1First-quarter purchases have reached 89,618 BTC so far, the most since the fourth quarter of 2024.

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What changed: Updated to include March's $3.04 billion purchase figure, the revelation of a 10% unrealized loss on total holdings, and Saylor's commitment to further acquisitions.

Version 12 months ago

What changed: Updated to include details on weekly capital raises surpassing the $1 billion mark and the implementation of a five-instrument capital system for liquidity.

MicroStrategy continues its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy, recently announcing the acquisition of an additional 1,031 BTC. This latest purchase brings the company's total treasury holdings to over 762,000 BTC, further solidifying its position as the world's largest corporate holder. The firm remains on track to record its second-largest quarterly accumulation in history, following March purchases that totaled approximately $3.04 billion. Despite this expansion, the portfolio is currently facing an unrealized loss of around 10% due to ongoing market volatility. Executive Chairman Michael Saylor reaffirmed the firm's intent to proceed with further acquisitions, supported by a sophisticated capital system raising over $1 billion weekly. These persistent institutional moves provide a critical liquidity floor for BTC/USD, countering bearish pressures from broader macroeconomic factors.