Billionaire Michael Saylor-led Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR), formerly MicroStrategy, didn't purchase any Bitcoin (BTC) during the March 23 to March 29 week, the form 8-K filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) revealed.

The last week, the firm didn't sell any of its shares either. As of March 29, the company holds approximately 762,099 Bitcoin worth approximately $51.6 billion. This makes Strategy the world's largest Bitcoin treasury company.

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The company now holds 3.6% of Bitcoin’s total supply of 21 million coins as it aims to hold 5% of the total supply.

It is after 13 consecutive weeks of purchases that Strategy didn't buy any Bitcoin. Though rare, it's not the first time that the company paused its weekly Bitcoin accumulations.

In 2025, the company didn't purchase any Bitcoin during the following weeks:

Jan. 27-Feb. 2

March 31-Apr. 6

June 30-July 6

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On March 20, Texas Capital initiated coverage on Strategy with a Buy rating and a stock price target of $200. The bank expects Bitcoin to grow around 10% annually and Strategy to issue roughly $17 billion in capital in 2026.

Strategy maintains a relatively conservative balance sheet, with debt accounting for about 14% of its capital and holding approximately $2.25 billion in cash, Texas Capital highlighted. This provides nearly two years of coverage for interest and dividend payments, offering a cushion during volatile market conditions, it concluded.

However, the bank flagged risks, such as Strategy’s dependence on external financing and potential crypto vulnerabilities.

The MSTR stock has lost close to 60% of its value over the last six months. It closed 5% lower at $126.03 on March 27.

Bitcoin, which had been resilient in contrast to other assets during the Iran war so far, stumbled last week and fell as low as the $65,600 level the last weekend. It was trading at $67,825.48 at press time.

This story was originally published by TheStreet on Mar 30, 2026, where it first appeared in the MARKETS section. Add TheStreet as a Preferred Source by clicking here.