BITCOIN TREASURY: STRATEGY
How much bitcoin does Strategy own?
The largest corporate bitcoin holder, and the company that made a treasury of it. It reports a running total rather than each purchase, so the history below moves in steps.
Every day since the first disclosure. The line steps because the company reports a running total, not individual purchases.
Latest displayed reading: 840,447 BTC on Aug 30, 2026. This view shows 2,047 dated readings from Jan 22, 2021 to Aug 30, 2026. The latest displayed reading is higher than the first. The displayed low is 70,784 BTC on Jan 22, 2021. The displayed high is 847,363 BTC on Jun 21, 2026. Every day in this range has a reading.
Pick two to four dates and read this chart's values side by side.
How much bitcoin does Strategy hold right now?
840,447 bitcoinThat is what Strategy last told its regulator, dated 2026-08-30.
The filing behind that number is 7 days old. Until the next one, this is the most recent thing the company has said.
What do those coins amount to?
840,447Bitcoin heldNASDAQ: MSTR4.186%Of every bitcoin mined so far100Reported changes so farmost recently removing 1,691Why does the line sit flat for weeks at a time?
Because a treasury only changes on paper when the company says it changed. Strategy reports a running total rather than each purchase, so the history moves in steps, and a step covers everything that happened between one report and the next.
A flat stretch is not missing data. It is the company not having filed anything new, which is most weeks for most companies.
Understanding Strategy Inc Bitcoin Treasury
Strategy is a public company that holds bitcoin on its own balance sheet. Every number on this page comes from a filing the company made to its regulator, on the date it made it, so this is what Strategy said about itself rather than an estimate of what it owns.
A treasury only changes when the company reports a change. Between filings the line runs flat, which is not missing data: it is the most recent thing the company has told anyone.
Strategy reports a running total rather than each individual purchase. That is why the history moves in steps, and why a step covers everything that happened between one report and the next rather than a single day's buying.