TLDRStrategy bought 950 Bitcoin for about $75.7 million, its first purchase since late AugustThe company now holds 846,000 Bitcoin, bought over time for a total of $63.8 billionStrategy sold no shares through its stock program between September 14 and 20Fidelity’s Bitcoin ETF overtook BlackRock’s in daily inflows on September 18Strategy’s balance sheet flipped from $10 billion in unrealized losses to $8 billion in unrealized gainsMichael Saylor’s company Strategy has started buying Bitcoin again. The firm broke a three week pause on September 21, 2026.Strategy bought 950 Bitcoin for about $75.7 million. This was the company’s first purchase since late August.The purchase was confirmed in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission dated September 21. Strategy now holds 846,000 Bitcoin in total.The move did not come as a shock to close watchers. A day before the purchase, Saylor posted a chart on social media showing the company’s Bitcoin buying history. He captioned it “a little more orange.”Strategy has acquired 950 $BTC and repurchased $174M of $STRC. As of 9/20/26, we hold 846,000 BTC and $6.09B of USD Assets. $MSTR https://t.co/hP4yLlKlOE— Michael Saylor (@saylor) September 21, 2026How Much Strategy Has SpentStrategy has spent $63.8 billion buying Bitcoin over time. The company built this position through repeated purchases across several years.Between September 14 and September 20, Strategy did not sell any shares through its at the market stock program. The company kept its focus on Bitcoin instead of raising fresh cash through new stock sales.Strategy also repurchased $174 million worth of its preferred stock during that same window. This was included in the same SEC filing as the Bitcoin purchase.Bitcoin ETF Money Is MovingFidelity’s Bitcoin ETF, known as FBTC, overtook BlackRock’s IBIT in ETF flows this week. Two weeks earlier, IBIT had been leading FBTC by close to six times in inflows.On September 18, FBTC pulled in $306 million. That was close to three times what IBIT brought in that same day.Bitcoin climbed toward $81,000 on the same day FBTC saw its inflow jump. The price move came as investors shifted more money toward Fidelity’s fund.Saylor also commented this week on the CLARITY Act, a bill that was rejected. He said crypto companies would be better off working directly with the SEC, the CFTC, the Treasury and other regulators instead of settling for a compromise bill.He suggested companies use the next few years to build their businesses and grow adoption. He said this should happen while regulators write rules under the authority they already hold.Strategy’s finances have shifted a great deal in the past few weeks. Just weeks ago, the company was sitting on $10 billion in unrealized losses.Now, with Bitcoin trading above $80,000, Strategy holds $8 billion in unrealized gains. That is a swing of about $18 billion in a short period.Bitcoin remains above $80,000 at the time of writing, keeping Strategy’s balance sheet in profit for now.The post Strategy Buys 950 Bitcoin After Three Week Pause appeared first on Blockonomi.