06.04.2026 10:59
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**MicroStrategy's Stock Surges Despite Halting Bitcoin Purchases**
Internet sources report that MicroStrategy (MSTR) stock experienced a significant rebound on Monday. This upward movement followed the company's submission of a major regulatory filing. Crucially, the filing revealed that MicroStrategy ended its 13-week-long streak of continuous Bitcoin acquisitions this week. Despite this pause in buying activity, Bitcoin's price demonstrated remarkable resilience, remaining stable within a narrow range of approximately $67,000 to $68,000 throughout the trading session.
The stock's performance was particularly strong at the market open, climbing over 3% from its previous closing level of around $122 to approximately $128. Early trading saw the stock reach highs nearing $130, as indicated by data from TradingView. This positive movement coincided with a slight uptick in Bitcoin's value. The regulatory document explicitly stated that MicroStrategy did not purchase any Bitcoin during the week spanning March 23rd to March 29th. This marks the first interruption in the company's consistent buying pattern since November 2025, effectively concluding a prolonged 13-week acquisition run.
The halt in Bitcoin purchases also coincided with MicroStrategy confirming it did not issue shares under its at-the-market (ATM) program during that same period. Despite pausing its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy, MicroStrategy maintains its position as one of the largest corporate holders of Bitcoin globally. The company's total reserves currently stand at approximately 762,099 BTC. The average cost per Bitcoin for MicroStrategy remains elevated at around $75,694, a figure attributed to its long-term acquisition strategy meticulously overseen by the firm's executive chairman, Michael Saylor.
Market participants appear to have accepted the buying pause, as evidenced by the stock's upward trajectory. This positive sentiment is further supported by the company's recent announcement that it has settled a class action lawsuit related to its STRK proposal. According to the filing, both parties agreed to dismiss the case as irrelevant, with the company committing to seek shareholder approval for the STRK proposal in the future.
