Strategy (MSTR), the tech firm led by Michael Saylor, has bought a new batch of Bitcoin (BTC-USD), showing no signs of halting its aggressive strategy. The company added another 3,273 BTC to its massive portfolio. However, this move comes after a larger purchase the previous week, marking a sharp slowdown in the firm’s weekly buying activity.
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Meanwhile, the decline in volume has coincided with low-probability odds on Polymarket. Market watchers continue to show strong confidence in the firm’s BTC buy-and-hold strategy. At the same time, the MSTR price reflects bullish sentiment, with the stock up more than 5%.
Strategy’s Bitcoin Buying Pace Slows Sharply
MicroStrategy added 3,273 Bitcoin in its latest purchase, spending about $255 million to expand its holdings. The buy came just one week after the firm acquired 34,164 Bitcoin valued at $2.54 billion. This reflects a steep 91% drop in MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin buying volume week on week.
The shift in pace came after a change in how the company funded its latest purchase. This time, MicroStrategy relied on common stock sales instead of its preferred stock, STRC. That funding change limited how much capital the company could use for its latest Bitcoin purchase.
Even with slower buying, MicroStrategy remains the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin. The company continues to position Bitcoin at the core of its treasury strategy. Its total holdings remain among the largest corporate Bitcoin reserves in the market.
MSTR Price Surges as Polymarket Sell Odds Stay Low
Although Strategy’s Bitcoin buying volume has slowed, market confidence in its holding strategy remains firm. Polymarket places only a 10% chance that the firm will sell any BTC before the end of 2026. That low probability shows traders still expect the company to maintain its long-term position.
The low sell odds stand out because slower buying often raises questions about whether the firm’s strategy is changing. In this case, market participants still expect Strategy to keep holding its Bitcoin reserves rather than sell them.
Is Strategy (MSTR) a Good Stock Buy?
Analysts tracked on TipRanks rate Strategy (MSTR) as a Strong Buy based on current sentiment. The average price target is $283.33, indicating upside from current levels. This reflects a positive outlook from analysts on the stock. Investors can track MSTR ratings, price targets, and stock performance on the TipRanks Stocks Comparison Center.
