The purchase lifts Strategy's total holdings to 762,099 BTC — but the firm remains underwater on its average cost basis as crypto markets trade cautiously

Bitcoin surged back above $70K after Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that the US and Iran had held "very good and productive conversations" over the past two days toward a complete resolution of Middle East hostilities.

Saylor's firm holds 761,068 BTC at an average cost of $75,696 - 9.1% above current market price - as short-term technicals flash oversold.

Bitcoin is trading around $68,300 as of March 22, 2026 - down slightly on the day but holding a key psychological level.

A Bitcoin-native credit market launching as difficulty hits its sharpest drop since February creates an unusually well-timed window for miners looking to expand. Meanwhile, Bitcoin itself is finding its footing around $70,700 after a punishing slide from $76,000.

When oil spiked and the US-Iran conflict rattled markets in late February, the default assumption was predictable: gold up, Bitcoin down. Three weeks later, the data told a different story.

Something is quietly breaking in Bitcoin's mining sector, and most retail investors aren't watching closely enough.

Strategy co-founder laid out his vision for a digital financial system powered by Bitcoin, AI-driven capital markets, and a new wave of crypto-backed dollar instruments - and he's not entertaining any bearish scenarios.