Strategy bought 811 bitcoin last week, with corporate treasu
On November 2, PANews and Odaily Planet Daily successively reported that Strategy increased its bitcoin holdings, by 810 and 811 BTC respectively, with total holdings of 849,327 BTC in both reports. SoSoValue data shows that last week global listed companies (excluding mining companies) recorded a net inflow of $75.49 million into bitcoin, down 85.2% week-on-week.
Event Timeline
- [11-02 12:57] Strategy bought 810 BTC last week (PANews)
- [11-02 14:14] Strategy increased its holdings by 811 BTC last week; listed companies recorded net purchases of $75.49 million (Odaily Planet Daily)
Background and Impact
On November 2, two crypto media outlets successively reported Strategy's (formerly MicroStrategy) bitcoin accumulation. At 12:57 that day, PANews said Strategy purchased 810 BTC, bringing its total bitcoin holdings to 849,327 BTC; at 14:14, Odaily Planet Daily, citing SoSoValue data, said Strategy bought 811 BTC last week at a price of $80,846, spending about $65.5 million, with total holdings also reaching 849,327 BTC. The two sources differ by 1 BTC on the amount added, while their total holdings figures are identical.
The same SoSoValue statistics show that, as of 8 a.m. Eastern Time on November 2, 2026, the weekly total net inflow into bitcoin from global listed companies (excluding mining companies) was $75.49 million last week, a decrease of 85.2% from the previous week. Japanese listed company Metaplanet did not purchase any bitcoin last week; one other company announced a bitcoin purchase or disclosed its holdings last week. Asset management company Strive announced on November 2 that it spent about $9.99 million last week to buy 124 BTC at a price of $80,526, bringing its total holdings to about 43,124 BTC.
In terms of existing holdings, as of publication, the global listed companies in the statistics (excluding mining companies) hold a combined 1,168,864 BTC, up 0.09% from two weeks ago, with a current market value of about $91.16 billion.
Looking at the disclosure structure, Strategy's roughly $65.5 million in purchases for the week accounted for the vast majority of the $75.49 million in combined net inflows from listed companies; Metaplanet did not buy last week, and only one company separately announced a purchase or disclosed holdings, making buying appear relatively concentrated that week. The 85.2% week-on-week decline in net inflow is the most direct change signal in this data, but it is a single-week snapshot, and the material itself does not provide a longer-period comparison, so it is not enough to judge whether the pace of listed companies' bitcoin allocation has turned overall. For readers who follow such disclosures, obtaining market data and announcements through channels such as Huobi HTX registration and app download, Zhima Gate.io registration and app download, Bitget registration and app download, Binance registration and app download, and OKX registration and app download is a common practice for tracking institutional buying; the weekly disclosures from each company after November 2 are the node for observing whether this trend continues.
Frequently Asked Questions
### How large a share of listed companies' buying does Strategy's purchase represent this time?
According to SoSoValue data, Strategy spent about $65.5 million on purchases last week, while the weekly total net inflow from global listed companies (excluding mining companies) was $75.49 million; the former accounts for most of the latter, with the remainder coming from disclosures by companies such as Strive.
### Why do the two media outlets differ by 1 BTC on the amount added?
PANews said 810 BTC, while Odaily Planet Daily, citing SoSoValue, said 811 BTC. The material does not explain the reason for the difference, nor does it mention differences in statistical methodology or disclosure timing; both give total holdings of 849,327 BTC.
### Which data points should be watched going forward?
Watch SoSoValue's weekly net inflow statistics, compiled as of 8 a.m. Eastern Time every Monday, as well as whether Metaplanet resumes purchases and whether Strive continues to increase its holdings, while also noting whether the 0.09% increase in listed companies' combined holdings from two weeks ago changes.