Strategy$MSTR
- Bitcoin held
- 848,517 BTC
- Latest move
- $204.9M
- Ahead of common, per BTC
- $24,588
Updated Oct 25, 2026
Field notes from the SEC filings
What bitcoin treasury companies hold, how they pay for it and what they owe, read straight from their filings. Every number links to its source.

Updated Oct 25, 2026
Updated Oct 26, 2026
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Who gets paid first
Lenders are paid first, preferred holders next, and common shareholders get what is left.
If Strategy sold all its bitcoin today, about 32% would go to debt and preferred holders first. The rest, 68%, belongs to common shareholders.
Bitcoin price where common shareholders would get nothing. That is 68% below today's $77,446.
848,517 BTC (as of Oct 25, 2026) × $77,446 = $65.7 billion. Strategy's Q3 10-Q is not filed yet; debt and preferred come from the Sep 30 balance sheet in its Oct 29 earnings release. STRC buybacks after Sep 30 are not reflected. Its $4.8B cash reserve is left out, which would only add to the cushion. Sources: bitcoin held · debt · preferred · bitcoin price, Oct 31, 2026 12:38 PM CT.
If Strive sold all its bitcoin today, about 63% would go to preferred holders first. The rest, 37%, belongs to common shareholders.
Bitcoin price where common shareholders would get nothing. That is 37% below today's $77,446.
43,000 BTC (as of Oct 23, 2026) × $77,446 = $3.3 billion. Debt is from the Jun 30 10-Q (latest filed); share counts are from the Oct 26 weekly 8-K. Strive's $504M cash and its STRC shares are left out, which would only add to the cushion. Sources: bitcoin held · debt · preferred · bitcoin price, Oct 31, 2026 12:38 PM CT.