On July 8, 2026, Strategy CEO Phong Le disclosed on X that the company’s Bitcoin reserves as of July 6 were as follows: Over the past three months, Strategy’s BTC holdings increased by 10%, reaching 843,775 BTC; USD reserves grew by 13%, rising to $2.55 billion; the year-to-date BTC yield rose from 3.7% to 7.8%, growing by more than double. On the same day, according to Gate market data, the price of Bitcoin was $62,086.7, with a 24-hour decline of 2.25%; the intraday low touched $61,744.1 and the high reached $64,249.3. Over the past 7 days, Bitcoin’s price fell 7.63%; over the past 30 days, it fell 10.73%; over the past year, it has declined cumulatively by 33.74%. As of the time of writing, Bitcoin’s market cap is approximately $1.24 trillion, its market dominance is 55.42%, and its 24-hour trading volume is approximately $9.574 billion. Against the backdrop of continued pressure on Bitcoin’s price and a year-to-date decline of more than 30%, Strategy’s accumulation actions and yield data have released signals worth paying attention to. This publicly listed company, which holds approximately 4% of the world’s Bitcoin, is operating its assets with a model different from traditional corporate financial management—rather than relying on core business growth to drive valuation, but through continuous alloca