Strategy Bottom-Fishing — Institutions Vote with Real Money

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Are others afraid, and I greedy? Strategy smashed in another $1 billion last week. Based on the 8-K filing submitted to the SEC on April 13, Strategy bought 13,927 bitcoins between April 6 and 12, spending a total of about $1 billion, with an average price of only $71,902. Key data at a glance:
This batch of purchases: 13,927 BTC
Average price this time: $71,902 this batch
Total outlay: ≈$1 billion
Cumulative total holdings: 780,897 BTC
Cumulative total cost: ≈$590.2 billion
Average cost per BTC: ≈$75,580/coin
Proportion of total: 3.7%
The highlight: Strategy’s current average holding cost is about $75,580, while BTC’s current price is about $73,500 to $74,800—institutions already show unrealized losses on their books.
But Saylor doesn’t care: Founder Saylor has restarted the “Orange Dot” chart, hinting that the company will continue to buy in large quantities. Strategy’s core logic: hold long-term, ignore short-term fluctuations, and use time to create room. The biggest difference between institutions and retail investors: when others are fearful, institutions not only dare to buy, but can also withstand short-term unrealized losses. Can you do that?