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Strategy Eating Bitcoin Supply Like It's on a 2.2x All-You-Can-Accumulate Plan, Saylor Warns Sub-$100K Window Closing
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Strategy Eating Bitcoin Supply Like It's on a 2.2x All-You-Can-Accumulate Plan, Saylor Warns Sub-$100K Window Closing

Strategy Inc. is buying bitcoin faster than the network can print it—again. No pressure on Satoshi's 21 million cap, but apparently having a fixed supply is just a suggestion when you're operating at corporate velocity.

The company reported acquiring 94,470 $BTC year-to-date in 2026, representing 2.2x the new bitcoin supply hitting the market. The firm's $BTC yield came in at 3.7%, generating a gain of 24,675 $BTC worth approximately $1.7 billion. For those keeping score at home, that's like showing up to a potluck with a calculator and leaving with everyone's lunch money—except everyone's technically fine with it because it's Bitcoin.

Q1 2026 alone saw Strategy add 89,599 $BTC with a 3.2% yield and 21,329 $BTC gain, translating to $1.4 billion in dollar terms. Yes, you read that correctly. Q1 was basically a warm-up act, and they still outperformed most TradFi portfolios for the entire fiscal year.

The math here is straightforward. Bitcoin produces roughly 450 $BTC daily post-2024 halving (144 blocks × 3.125 $BTC per block). Over 90 to 100 days, that comes to about 40,000 to 45,000 $BTC. Against that supply, Strategy's 94,470 $BTC acquisition represents a 2.2x absorption rate. That's not just eating your share of the pie—that's buying the bakery, the wheat field, and somehow the concept of hunger itself.

Michael Saylor keeps it simple: "We can buy more bitcoin than they can sell." When someone says this with a straight face and a multi-billion dollar war chest, you

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UpdatedApr 11, 2026, 19:56 UTC

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