Strategy founder Michael Saylor announced that the company will continue to increase its holdings of the leading cryptocurrency. The volume of purchases will significantly exceed any potential sales.
If the firm sells one bitcoin for business purposes, it will immediately buy back 10 or 20 BTC, Saylor explained. He emphasized the importance of remaining a “net buyer” and ending each year with more coins than at the start.
Strategy is considering selling some of its cryptocurrency to pay dividends on preferred shares. Previously, the company used only the issuance of its own securities for this purpose.
CEO Phong Le confirmed that the company will opt to sell bitcoin instead of issuing shares if it proves more beneficial for shareholders. He noted that such decisions are based on mathematics, not ideology.
Strategy holds 818,334 BTC valued at $66.4 billion. Analysts at JPMorgan expect that at the current pace, the company could invest an additional $30 billion in the asset by the end of the year.
Le also noted the success of the software development division. In the first quarter of 2026, revenue from this segment grew by 12%.
At the time of writing, the company’s shares under the ticker MSTR rose by 4.31% to $187.59. Over the month, the stock gained more than 41%.
Capital B and Bitcoin
The French public company Capital B raised €15.2 million through a private placement of shares. The firm will use these funds to purchase the leading cryptocurrency.
The round included participation from Blockstream’s head Adam Back and the management company TOBAM. Following the deal, the cryptographer’s stake will be 13.43%, and TOBAM’s will be 4.2%.
Capital B plans to buy approximately 182 BTC. In this case, the company’s total assets will increase to 3,125 BTC. The deal structure also includes the possibility of raising an additional €99.1 million in the future.
The fundraising is expected to conclude on May 13.
Back on May 4, Capital B raised €1.1 million through the issuance of warrants. Back was also an investor.