Strategy's BTC holdings have returned to above $65 billion, and the company is expected to release its Q1 results this week.

Strategy founder Michael Saylor announced on the X platform yesterday that the company will suspend its routine Bitcoin purchases this week, marking the second time this year it has halted weekly accumulation. As of now, Strategy holds a total of 818,334 BTC, representing approximately 3.9% of the total Bitcoin supply. Saylortracker data shows that with Bitcoin's strong rebound today breaking through $80,000, Strategy's total BTC holdings have returned to a market value above $65 billion, currently at $65.74 billion, with an average cost of $75,537 and a current unrealized profit of $3.926 billion. Strategy is expected to release its first-quarter results on Tuesday, with the market expecting a loss per share of $18.98, higher than the $16.38 loss in the same period last year. Its continued Bitcoin purchases primarily rely on equity (MSTR) and perpetual preferred stock financing. The high-dividend product STRC (approximately 11.5% annualized) has raised concerns among some analysts about structural risks, while others believe this model can convert yield needs into long-term Bitcoin exposure. (The Block)