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Real‑time tracker reports total Bitcoin holdings of ₿846,842 ($56.19 B) and a 4.4% share of supply, with performance metrics versus 200‑week moving average.
StrategyTracker’s dashboard now lists a combined Bitcoin treasury of ₿846,842, worth roughly $56.19 billion as of June 16 2026 [4]. That amount represents about 4.41% of the total Bitcoin supply and places the platform’s holdings at the #12 spot among Bitcoin‑focused assets [2].
The site breaks the treasury down by individual strategies, the largest being “Strategy MSTR” with ₿846,842 ($46.7 B) and a 0.90× multiplier, while smaller players like “Oranje BTC” hold ₿3,720 ($199.5 M) [2]. Overall, the tracker aggregates 15 strategies across eight countries, supported by 16 ground stations that monitor execution and risk exposure [2]. The platform also offers a “200‑week moving average” view: Bitcoin trades at $66,356, about 1.07× above its 200‑WMA, whereas the Strategy price sits at $131.14, 0.83× below its own 200‑WMA [4]. This divergence suggests the Bitcoin price is trending higher than the underlying strategy valuations.
Performance data show the top strategy, MSTR, delivering a staggering +961% return since August 2020, outpacing major indices and underscoring the high‑risk, high‑reward nature of concentrated Bitcoin exposure [2]. The tracker’s real‑time analytics also record 112 purchase events contributing to the current holdings, with an average acquisition cost of $75,658 per Bitcoin, down 12.29% from prior levels [4].
By making raw on‑chain data visible, StrategyTracker aims to reduce execution mistakes and improve risk transparency for traders and institutional investors alike. The platform’s ability to filter by “Magic Number” and consolidate entry‑exit pairs into single rows offers a streamlined view of strategy performance, potentially lowering error rates and enhancing repeatable results [1].
The open question now is whether the growing share of Bitcoin supply tracked by StrategyTracker will attract more capital or invite scrutiny, especially as the platform’s holdings represent a non‑trivial slice of the market and its performance diverges from Bitcoin’s price momentum.
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MicroStrategy made its first Bitcoin purchase in August 2020, investing $250 million as a treasury reserve asset.
As of November 17 2025, MicroStrategy reported owning over 650,000 Bitcoin, worth roughly $59.69 billion.
Yes, the company sold 704 Bitcoin on December 22 2022 for about $11.8 million, marking its first Bitcoin sale.
Following a U.S.–Iran agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, MicroStrategy’s shares rose alongside other crypto‑related stocks as investors moved into higher‑risk assets.