BTC climbed from just above $67,000 to $69,600, extending a rebound this week after a volatile stretch tied to Iran-related headlines and shifting war expectations. Ethereum regained $2,100 with a gain of more than 4%, while XRP, ADA, SOL, HYPE, LINK, and AVAX also moved higher.
Last week's purchases were mostly funded via sales of the company's STRC preferred stock.
The firm spent $329.9 million on 4,871 Bitcoin at roughly $67,718, even as broader markets recoil from tariff shock.
The company's total stash has grown to almost 767,000 BTC.
Bitcoin and Ether rallied even after another shift in the U.S.-Iran timeline, with President Donald Trump pushing a decision on potential strikes on Iranian power infrastructure to Tuesday at 8 PM EST. In QCP's note, BTC moved above $69,000 and ETH climbed past $2,140 into the Asia open.
Strategy acquired 4,871 bitcoin for approximately $329.9 million on April 6, 2026, as Michael Saylor declared that bitcoin has won and that the asset's four-year market cycle is finished. Key Takeaways: Strategy bought 4,871 BTC for ~$329.9M at ~$67,718 per coin on April 6, 2026, per Saylor's announcement.
Bitcoin's surge in profitable trades suggests investors may sell, indicating possible short-term price correction. Bitcoin shows signs of potential pullback as profit ratio rises.
Bitcoin still has not reclaimed 2017-level public attention Bitcoin has more institutional access than at any point in its history. Spot ETFs opened a regulated route for capital that spent years on the sidelines.
Samson Mow pushes back against calls to rush Bitcoin's move to post-quantum cryptography, warning it could introduce new vulnerabilities.
With Bitcoin trading near $69,000, Strategy is sitting on an unrealized loss on its large cryptocurrency holdings, yet the company's founder shows no sign of pulling back. Related Reading: Bitcoin ETFs Gaining Ground, Could Soon Surpass Gold—Analyst Saylor's Orange Dot Returns Michael Saylor posted what followers recognized immediately: the orange dot chart his company uses to signal a fresh round of Bitcoin buying.
The mysterious creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto, has not been seen or heard from in over a decade and has now turned 51. Now, the focus is not on his return, but on the rising risk from quantum computers. And the 1.
Bitcoin briefly topped $70,000 as Trump extended his Iran deadline and signaled optimism about a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.