Bitcoin falls below Strategy's average purchase price of $75,451
The company's reserve of 849,327 Bitcoin was valued at $63.58 billion on Sunday, falling below its total acquisition cost of $64.08 billion.
Key takeaways
- 1Strategy holds 849,327 BTC bought for $64.08 billion in total.
- 2The firm's average acquisition price stands at $75,451 per token.
- 3Holdings were valued at $63.58 billion on Sunday, creating an unrealised paper loss of $500 million.
Bitcoin fell below Strategy's average purchase price of $75,451 per token on Sunday, moving the software company's corporate treasury position into an unrealised paper loss. Public disclosures show that Strategy holds a total of 849,327 Bitcoin, accumulated over multiple buying rounds for an aggregate acquisition cost of $64.08 billion.
At Sunday's quote, the 849,327 Bitcoin held by the firm were worth about $63.58 billion in total. That valuation leaves the total market value of the company's holdings roughly $500 million below the cumulative $64.08 billion spent to acquire the tokens.
Strategy is the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin in the world, having adopted a strategy that uses the digital asset as its main reserve holding. Market figures from YourKhabri recorded Bitcoin trading at $75,713 late on 8 November 2026, up 0.2 percent over 24 hours with a total market capitalisation of $1.52 trillion and the top rank among digital assets.
The drop below the company's average cost basis shows how balance sheets that hold large crypto positions remain exposed to price movements in the spot market. Market participants and shareholders will watch upcoming corporate disclosures to see whether Strategy continues its scheduled token purchases while prices remain near its cost average.
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