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Michael Saylor announced that Strategy’s Bitcoin investment strategy has generated 63,410 BTC in profit so far in 2026, bringing the company’s total holdings above 815,000 BTC—roughly 3.9% of all Bitcoin in existence.
According to Saylor, the “Bitcoin profit”—gains achieved through capital allocation, financing, and operational leverage beyond simply holding the asset—is equivalent to approximately $5.1 billion at current market prices.
Earlier he reported 37,339 BTC in year-to-date profit, including 17,585 BTC gained in the first two weeks of the month alone.
As of late April, Strategy held 815,061 Bitcoin at an average purchase price of about $75,527 per coin. The portfolio was then valued at more than $61.5 billion.
Saylor is promoting a new reporting framework that evaluates performance primarily in Bitcoin terms. He argues that “Bitcoin profit” is the closest equivalent to net income under a “Bitcoin standard,” providing a clearer picture of long-term economic value than traditional dollar-based metrics.
This approach highlights not just the appreciation of Bitcoin holdings, but the company’s ability to actively increase its BTC position through business operations and capital structure decisions.
Strategy’s aggressive Bitcoin accumulation under Michael Saylor has become a benchmark for corporate treasury management.
Owning nearly 4% of the entire Bitcoin supply demonstrates significant institutional conviction in the cryptocurrency as a long-term reserve asset. The company’s shift toward Bitcoin-denominated performance metrics may influence how other public companies evaluate and report their digital asset strategies going forward.
It was earlier reported that Strategy added 13,927 Bitcoin to holdings in $1 billion purchase.