Strategy added another 397 BTC last week. The purchase price was $114,771 per coin. The total tab came to approximately $45.6 million.
The November 3 8-K is a weekly accumulation update, filed under Item 7.01 and Item 8.01, covering the period October 27 through November 2, 2025. The filing is routine in form. The numbers inside are not.
The Accumulation Stack Keeps Growing
Aggregate holdings now stand at 641,205 BTC. The company's total acquisition cost across the entire position is approximately $47.49 billion, with an average purchase price of $74,057 per BTC. The most recent tranche came in at a 55% premium to that average, reflecting how far Bitcoin has moved since Strategy began its systematic accumulation program.
That gap between average cost and current acquisition price is the clearest signal of how the strategy has evolved. Early purchases built the base cheaply. Recent purchases are layering on at prices that compress the cost advantage, but the company keeps buying anyway. The filing shows no sign of pace reduction.
Four ATM Programs Running in Parallel
The funding mechanism is worth examining. Strategy used all four of its active ATM programs to finance this tranche: the STRF ATM, the STRK ATM, the STRD ATM, and the $MSTR ATM. Running four instruments simultaneously gives the company flexibility to draw from whichever program has the most favorable execution conditions on a given day, and it spreads dilution across multiple security classes.
The filing notes that net proceeds are presented net of sales commission, which is standard ATM disclosure. The filing does not specify how much each individual program contributed to the $45.6 million raised for this tranche.
Position Scale in Context
Strategy disclosed aggregate fair market value of approximately $64.04 billion as of April 26, 2026, per the May 6 10-Q. That snapshot date is several months after this 8-K, but it anchors the scale of what 641,205 BTC represents on a balance sheet. The position is not a treasury allocation. It is the company's primary asset.
$MSTR's BTC Exposure Score sits at 85, reflecting that Bitcoin is central to the equity's research case rather than a supplementary balance-sheet item. The Filing Risk Score is at the ceiling, driven by the density of capital markets and accumulation filings the company generates. That elevated disclosure cadence is exactly what this 8-K represents: another data point in a continuous filing rhythm that tracks every weekly purchase.
What the Price Context Adds
$MSTR has gained roughly 28% over the past 90 days through May 20, 2026, while sitting about 60% below its one-year-ago level. The short-term trend is up and the long-term trend remains down, a split that reflects the stock's recovery from its February 2026 lows without yet reclaiming the highs it set in mid-2025. The 52-week high was $457.22 on July 16, 2025. The stock has not been close to that level since.
The crypto Fear and Greed index sat at 28 at the time of this analysis, in fear territory, while Bitcoin dominance held at 58.1% of total crypto market capitalization. A fear reading in the broader crypto market while Strategy continues buying at $114,771 per coin is a useful contrast: the company's accumulation cadence does not appear to respond to sentiment cycles.
The Next Filing to Watch
Strategy files these weekly BTC updates consistently. The next 8-K in this series will show whether the pace holds, accelerates, or pauses. A pause would be the more meaningful signal, since the company has not shown one in recent quarters. Watch also for any 8-K disclosing a new ATM program or an increase in capacity under an existing one, which would signal that the current four-program structure is being expanded to support a higher run rate.
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