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When the market is rising, that approach can amplify bullish narratives. When prices are falling, it becomes a stress test of discipline, financing conditions, and investor patience.
There is also a basic point about timing. By buying Bitcoin at close to $79,000 per coin, Strategy avoided lowering the average cost basis of its existing holdings.
That choice may matter internally, but it also highlights the gap between what the company paid and where the market traded afterward.
Meanwhile, the move also stands out against broader pressure on crypto-linked balance sheets during this cycle.
A Reuters report noted Strategy recently reported widened losses tied to bitcoin’s drawdown and the sector’s struggle since last October’s crash.
In that context, the firm's continued buying can be interpreted in two ways: either as a demonstration of conviction or as a signal that the company views the drawdown as an opportunity to further strengthen its position, regardless of near-term volatility.
However, markets need not resolve that debate immediately. What matters in the short term is that Strategy’s buying adds a visible, recurring source of demand, one that traders can track with disclosures and public statements.