Michael Saylor’s Strategy has sold 1,638 Bitcoin for approximately $104.7 million, marking the company’s second-largest Bitcoin sale of 2026, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
The company said the Bitcoin was sold between July 27 and August 2 at an average price of $63,957 per BTC.
According to the filing, $52.4 million from the sale was used to pay dividends on Strategy’s STRC perpetual preferred stock, while the remaining $52.3 million was spent on repurchasing STRC shares.
Despite the latest sale, Strategy remains the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder, with 842,138 BTC acquired at a total cost of approximately $63.5 billion.
The company also disclosed that it raised $290.6 million through sales of its MSTR common stock during the same period. Of that amount, $250 million was allocated to increase its U.S. dollar reserve, $28.9 million funded additional STRC repurchases, and $11.7 million was added to the company’s cash balance.
Strategy founder and Executive Chairman Michael Saylor said the company repurchased $81.2 million worth of STRC stock and extended its U.S. dollar liquidity runway to 2.3 years.
Shares of STRC traded at $89.40 in pre-market trading on Monday, around 10.6% below their intended par value of $100, while MSTR shares slipped nearly 0.9%.
The latest transaction follows Strategy’s sale of 3,588 Bitcoin in early July for around $216 million and highlights the company’s evolving capital strategy, which now allows Bitcoin sales to help fund shareholder dividends and strengthen its financial position.
