For the first time in over three months, Strategy has paused its regular Bitcoin acquisitions as the quarter comes to a close.
In a filing made on Monday, the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin disclosed that it did not engage in any share sales through its at-the-market (ATM) program nor did it buy any Bitcoin last week.
Currently, Strategy’s total Bitcoin reserves stand at around 762,099 coins, which are valued at approximately $52 billion based on current market rates. As reported by CoinGecko, Bitcoin is trading near $67,790 and has experienced a decline of 22.5% year-to-date.
Regarding shareholder issues, a class action lawsuit initiated by David Dodge in July 2025 concerning alleged violations of voting rights related to the $STRK Amendment has been deemed moot according to a stipulation dated March 12th, as revealed by Strategy.
The company plans to seek approval from shareholders for the $STRK Amendment during its upcoming annual meeting and will allocate $550,000 towards legal fees for the plaintiffs involved.
Strategy intends to raise $44.1 billion through stock sales for its Bitcoin initiative
This past week saw Strategy file an application aimed at increasing its capital-raising potential across three ATM programs.
The application encompasses up to $21 billion in common stock issuance and an additional up to $21 billion in Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Stretch Preferred Stock (STRC), along with up to $2.1 billion in 8% Series A Perpetual Strike Preferred Stock ($STRK).
The funds generated from these initiatives may be allocated toward purchasing more Bitcoins and other general corporate activities while reinforcing the company’s strategy of financing digital asset accumulation primarily via equity offerings.
Strategy aims to amass one million Bitcoins by the end of 2026.