Strategy Buys 3,273 BTC, Extends Massive Bitcoin Accumulation Streak

• Strategy added 3,273 more Bitcoin tokens to its portfolio in the latest accumulation.
• The Bitcoin treasury now holds 818,334 Bitcoins acquired at about $75,537 per token.
• A crypto analyst considers the strategy’s actions crucial in the current crypto dispensation.

Strategy, the single largest corporate Bitcoin holder, has added another 3,273 BTC to its portfolio. In its latest announcement on X, the foremost Bitcoin enterprise stated that the latest purchase cost approximately $225 million at an average price of around 

Saylor’s Hint Actualized

The latest purchase marks the actualization of Michael Saylor’s hint after the Strategy Executive Chairman posted on X last week, suggesting more BTC accumulation by his firm. According to Strategy’s official post, it has achieved a BTC Yield of 9.6% YTD 2026, and holds 818,334 Bitcoins acquired for approximately $61.81 billion at an average price of $75,537 per Bitcoin.

Bitcoin proponents aligning with the accumulation narrative consider Strategy’s latest move crucial to the current dispensation. An analyst reviewing ongoing crypto market activities has revealed a divergence between the proclaimed purchases and on-chain metrics. According to the analyst, corporate treasuries are buying BTC while on-chain metrics show no signs of ongoing accumulation.

In the analyst’s opinion, such dynamics reflect late-stage momentum. He believes the real story isn’t about the purchase but the exit liquidity being provided to early Bitcoin holders, while the retail crowd stays completely quiet on search trends. 

Peter Schiff Remains Critical of Strategy

Despite Strategy’s latest Bitcoin purchase announcement and the analyst’s recognition of a momentum build-up, Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff thinks Saylor and his firm are not doing enough to convince him about their project. Schiff referred back to February 2021, when Saylor raised money for MSTR to buy Bitcoin by issuing 0% convertible senior notes.

From Schiff’s perspective, the corporate treasury has not performed as expected. According to him, investors wanted to participate in Bitcoin’s upside by owning MSTR. According to him, Saylor and Strategy are now forced to pay 11.5%, as investors now prefer Yield over Bitcoin’s “limited upside.”

Bitcoin’s Current Condition

In the meantime, Bitcoin’s upside potential remains intact despite an early pullback on Monday morning. TradingView’s data show that the cryptocurrency declined 2.71% on Monday but remains above the crucial $76,000 support. Bullish outcomes, such as Strategy’s latest acquisition, could form the tailwind for Bitcoin’s next rally. However, external factors could play a significant role, particularly the ongoing US-Iran war, and key economic reports coming out from the US.

Related: Bitcoin Critic Peter Schiff Calls Strategy an “Obvious Ponzi,” Targets SEC Oversight