On Monday, the company—which currently sits on a mountain of 762,099 BTC—dropped a regulatory bombshell in the form of an 8-K filing. The Delaware-incorporated firm announced it is locking and loading two massive at-the-market (ATM) equity programs totaling a staggering $42 billion.

Leading the charge is a $21 billion offering of Class A common stock, trading under the ticker MSTR on the Nasdaq Global Select Market. Not content with just common equity, Strategy is also rolling out a $21 billion program for its Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Stretch Preferred Stock, commonly known as STRC.

To pull off this fiscal feat, the company added heavy hitters Moelis & Company, A.G.P./Alliance Global Partners, and StoneX Financial to its already crowded bench of sales agents. The move effectively transforms Strategy’s corporate treasury into a perpetual motion machine designed to vacuum up every available satoshi on the planet.

While the company is going big on MSTR and STRC, it’s doing a bit of spring cleaning with its STRK preferred stock, terminating the old offering and slashing authorized shares from 269.8 million down to roughly 40.2 million. Meanwhile, the STRC authorized share count is getting a boost, jumping from 70.4 million to over 282.5 million shares to accommodate the new $21 billion “Stretch” program.

For those keeping score at home, Strategy had already registered billions in previous offerings. Legal eagles from WilmerHale and Latham & Watkins signed off on the paperwork, ensuring the $42 billion capital blitz is as polished as the company’s orange-pilled balance sheet.

By leveraging its “automatic shelf registration statement,” Strategy is positioned to drip-feed these shares into the market whenever the bitcoin vibes are just right. Lately, that’s been on a week-to-week basis.

Critics call it aggressive. “More dilution incoming,” the account that operates the Dashpay X profile wrote to Michael Saylor when he announced the plan. “You guys will do anything but build a profitable company,” another detractor said. “Dilute, Dilute, Dilute,” the individual added. Others simply congratulated the Strategy team.

With 762,099 BTC already in the vault, the message from Tysons Corner is clear: the acquisition phase isn’t over until the legacy financial system is forced to learn how to count in decimals. Whether Saylor’s bet actually pays off in the long run is another story for another day.

• What are the new Strategy Inc. ATM programs? The company launched two $21 billion at-the-market offerings for its Class A common stock (MSTR) and STRC preferred stock to raise $42 billion in total capital.
• How much Bitcoin does Strategy Inc. currently own?
  As of the latest reporting on March 23, 2026, Strategy Inc. holds a total of 762,099 BTC in its corporate treasury.
• Who are the new sales agents for Strategy’s stock offerings? Strategy added Moelis & Company, A.G.P./Alliance Global Partners, and StoneX Financial to its existing roster of high-profile financial agents.
• Why did Strategy decrease its STRK preferred stock authorization? The company terminated its prior STRK offering and reduced authorized shares to 40,270,744 to refocus its capital-raising efforts on the new MSTR and STRC tranches.

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