Strategy sells 1,637 BTC, adds $250 million in cash reserves, and repurchases $81 million in STRC.

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On August 3, 2026, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) added $250 million to its cash reserves and repurchased $81 million worth of STRC shares. This move extended the duration of its dollar reserves by 57 days to 2.3 years and narrowed STRC’s BTC credit spread by 5 basis points. Value investing in crypto remains a core focus, as the company sold 1,637 BTC last week, leaving 842,138 BTC in reserves. Cash reserves now total approximately $4 billion. BTC price support and resistance levels remain critical for future strategic decisions.

BlockBeats news, on August 3, Bitcoin reserve company Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) announced that it has added $250 million to its reserves and repurchased $81 million worth of STRC shares.


Strategy stated that this operation increased the company’s U.S. dollar reserve duration by 57 days to 2.3 years, while tightening STRC’s Bitcoin credit spread by 5 basis points.


As of August 2, 2026, Strategy holds 842,138 bitcoins as BTC reserves (having sold 1,637 BTC last week) and has approximately $4 billion in USD reserves.


The company states that STRC's BTC credit metric is calculated based on an internal credit model, assuming parameters including a 10% annualized yield on Bitcoin (BTC ARR), 40% Bitcoin volatility, and a BTC price of $62,900.

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