Strategy’s Bitcoin reserves reach 843706 BTC! What’s next for investors?

Strategy’s focus on Bitcoin accumulation

As one of the largest institutional holders of Bitcoin, Strategy has not backed away from its goal to increase BTC reserves. CEO Phong Le dismissed any speculation of a shift in accumulation policy, emphasizing that the company aims to grow both its net Bitcoin holdings and its per share exposure to Bitcoin over time.

Phong Le made it clear that nothing has changed in Strategy’s approach, stating that their aim remains to increase both overall Bitcoin holdings and Bitcoin per share in the long run.

As of June 7, 2026, Strategy holds 843,706 BTC, acquired at an average cost of $75,701 per coin. Based on current valuations, these reserves are worth approximately $52.2 billion.

Chairman Michael Saylor has also doubled down on this strategy in recent statements. Referring to the company’s Bitcoin acquisition graph, Saylor remarked it’s time to “add more dots,” a phrase interpreted by the market as a sign that purchases could continue despite ongoing volatility.

The technical outlook for Bitcoin

At time of writing, Bitcoin was trading near $63,690, representing less than a 1 percent gain on the day. Technical indicators remain ambiguous, with the broader picture suggesting moderate downward pressure. According to TradingView, there are 14 sell, 9 neutral, and 3 buy signals currently in play.

Moving averages continue to signal weakness. The 10 day EMA stands at $65,818, while the 10 day SMA is at $66,203. Medium term moving averages range from $69,000 to $75,600, with the longer term average rising to $79,762. These levels are followed closely by traders as potential resistance zones.

However, some momentum indicators hint that selling pressure may be slowing. The RSI has dropped to 28, approaching oversold territory. Yet with the MACD still near minus 3,978, analysts argue it’s too early to call a firm reversal in trend.

XRP Ledger pivots to tokenization

While institutional accumulation is the core story for Bitcoin, the spotlight on XRP is shifting toward expanding the blockchain’s infrastructure for tokenizing real world assets. Ripple’s Chief Technology Officer David Schwartz stated that the XRP Ledger ecosystem is moving toward supporting tokenized securities, money market funds, equities, repo transactions, and credit markets.

Mini glossary: A repo is a short term financing transaction involving the sale and repurchase of securities. Tokenization means representing assets like stocks or funds as digital tokens on a blockchain network.

David Schwartz expressed his belief that the future will revolve around tokenized securities, money market funds, equities, repo transactions, and loans, and that the XRP Ledger aims to play a significant role in this landscape.

According to Schwartz, institutional adoption of these functionalities is already underway, and broader retail uptake could follow as the technology matures. This strategy aligns with recent developments such as EVM compatible sidechain integrations, the addition of RLUSD stablecoin support, and further credit market functionalities.

Cautious outlook for XRP price

Despite these advancements, XRP’s price performance continues to be relatively weak. The asset traded around $1.16, rising just 0.5 percent on the day. TradingView data highlights 15 sell, 10 neutral, and only 1 buy signal for XRP.

The RSI sits at 32.8, suggesting the asset is nearing oversold conditions, yet there are no convincing reversal signals so far. The Stochastic indicator stands at 27, and the CCI is at minus 98.78. With the MACD at minus 0.067 and the ADX at 35.55, analysts observe that downward momentum still holds sway. Short term support is seen at $1.214 and $1.097, while resistance levels are tracked at $1.499, $1.667, and $1.952.