Strategy’s latest move also pointed to a more controlled treasury posture. After spending about $329.9 million, the firm still held roughly $2.25 billion in cash.
As Bitcoin traded near $69,200, $14.46 billion in unrealized losses, according to the Form 8-K filing. The remaining liquidity gave the company room to respond if prices moved lower. The company’s average cost basis stood at $75,644 after the latest purchase. At the current spot price, that left the broader Bitcoin reserve down about 8.1%.
Strategy first moved underwater after the price crash at the start of February. Since then, market uncertainty, including the Iran war, has kept Bitcoin below the company’s break-even level. Even so, the latest acquisition pushed the firm past another major threshold. Its total in Bitcoin moved above $58 billion, and its 766,970 BTC now represents about 3.83% of network supply.
Elsewhere, Bitmine kept up its own Monday buying pattern in Ethereum. Over the past week, the company added 71,252 ETH, marking its largest weekly accumulation since December 2025.
Bitmine now holds 4,803,334 ETH in total. That equals about 3.98% of Ethereum’s circulating supply.