Strategy has taken a break from its weekly Bitcoin purchases for the first time in over three months as the quarter draws to a close.

In a Monday filing, the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder reported that it neither sold shares through its at-the-market program (ATM) nor purchased Bitcoin last week.

As of now, Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings total approximately 762,099 coins, valued at approximately $52 billion at current market prices. Bitcoin trades at around $67,790 at press time, down 22.5% year-to-date, per CoinGecko.

In shareholder matters, a class action lawsuit filed by David Dodge in July 2025 alleging voting rights violations related to the STRK Amendment has been dismissed as moot under a March 12 stipulation, Strategy disclosed.

The firm will seek stockholder ratification of the STRK Amendment at its next annual meeting and will pay $550,000 toward plaintiff attorneys’ fees.

Strategy plans $44.1 billion in stock sales to fund Bitcoin strategy

Last week, Strategy filed to expand its capital-raising capacity across three ATM programs.

The filing includes up to $21 billion in common stock, up to $21 billion in Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Stretch Preferred Stock (STRC), and up to $2.1 billion in 8% Series A Perpetual Strike Preferred Stock (STRK).

Proceeds from these programs may be used for Bitcoin purchases and general corporate purposes, supporting the company’s strategy of funding digital asset accumulation primarily through equity issuance.

Strategy aims to hold one million Bitcoin by the end of 2026.