Strategy May Pauses Bitcoin Buying After Thirteen-Week Accumulation Streak

Strategy, the largest publicly traded holder of bitcoin, appeared to pause its weekly accumulation last week, ending a buying streak that had continued for roughly thirteen consecutive weeks. The company did not release its usual signals indicating a new purchase, marking the first such absence since late December.

Missing Purchase Signal Raises Market Attention

Executive Chairman Michael Saylor typically hints at upcoming bitcoin purchases through a Sunday post on X, often followed by a formal update early Monday. Last weekend, however, no customary “Orange Dot” signal appeared. Instead, attention shifted to a post promoting the company’s perpetual preferred equity offering, known as Stretch (STRC).

The halted activity breaks a run that began in late December, during which the firm accumulated approximately 90,831 BTC. According to its public dashboard, the company currently holds about 762,099 bitcoin at an average purchase price of $75,694 per token.

Market Conditions Add Context to Buying Pause

The pause comes as the company’s stock remains roughly 76% to 77% below its November 2024 peak. At the same time, bitcoin continues trading below the $68,000 level, reflecting broader market pressure.

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