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Strategy Buys 4,871 Bitcoin for $330 Million, Holdings Reach 766,970 BTC

Strategy Buys 4,871 Bitcoin for $330 Million, Holdings Reach 766,970 BTC

Global listed companies recorded $735 million in weekly net Bitcoin purchases by April 6, 2026, led by Strategy and Metaplanet, as corporate treasury exposure rose above 1 million BTC.

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Fact Check
The official source, Strategy Acquires 4,871 BTC and Now Holds 766,970 BTC, directly confirms the core claim that Strategy bought 4,871 BTC and its holdings reached 766,970 BTC. Secondary reports from Strategy再增持4871枚BTC，均价6.77万美元 | PANews and Strategy上周增持4871枚BTC，总持仓量升至76.7万枚 both additionally state the overall average purchase price was $75,644 per coin, matching the user's statement. The '$58 billion' figure is supported indirectly: PANews reports total cost of $58.02 billion, while the user's phrasing says the holdings are 'valued at $58 billion.' The official page fetch did not expose the full body text with valuation language, so that exact market-value wording is not directly confirmed from the primary fetch. Still, there is no conflicting evidence, and the main numerical claims are corroborated by the official release and consistent secondary reporting. The CoinPost page is not relevant evidence for this exact statement.
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Summary

Global listed companies’ weekly net Bitcoin purchases reached $735 million as of April 6, 2026. Strategy bought 4,871 BTC for about $330 million, while Metaplanet bought 5,075 BTC for $405 million. The existing update states Strategy’s total holdings rose to 766,970 BTC, valued at $58 billion, with an average purchase price of $75,644 per coin. Public companies tracked now hold 1,033,280 BTC worth about $71.78 billion, highlighting continued growth in corporate Bitcoin treasury exposure.

Terms & Concepts
  • Bitcoin: A decentralized digital asset that operates on a blockchain, allowing peer-to-peer value transfer without a central authority.
  • Average purchase price: The average cost paid per Bitcoin across multiple acquisitions, used to measure a company’s aggregate entry price.
  • Holdings: The total amount of an asset owned by a company or investor at a specific point in time.