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Bitcoin (BTC) briefly fell below $75,000 on Feb. 1, pushing Strategy's 712,647-coin treasury into unrealized losses that momentarily approached $1 billion before the cryptocurrency staged a modest rebound. What Happened: Strategy Treasury Dips Into Red The world's largest corporate Bitcoin holder sa

Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor posted "More Orange" on X on Sunday morning, a pattern he has used for months to preview the company's weekly bitcoin acquisitions before a formal Monday announcement. The signal came - as Bitcoin traded near $78,000, down sharply from its October 2025 all-

Bitcoin (BTC) fell to $77,000 on Sunday, its lowest level since April 2025, as liquidations reached $1.6 billion and on-chain data showed capital inflows had dried up. The decline pushed Strategy's 712,647 bitcoin holdings briefly below the company's average purchase cost of $76,037 per coin. The to

Bitcoin (BTC) slid below $76,000 on Saturday as a series of liquidation waves tore through derivatives markets, exposing fragile liquidity conditions and pushing Strategy Inc.’s Bitcoin holdings below their reported average purchase price. Liquidation Waves Drive The Breakdown Data from CoinGlass sh

Bitcoin treasury company Strategy acquired 2,932 Bitcoin (BTC) for $264.1 million between January 20-25, extending a January buying spree that has added over 40,000 coins to corporate reserves. The purchase brought Strategy's total holdings to 712,647 BTC valued at approximately $62.6 billion at cur