The trading week ended early, with markets closing Thursday ahead of Good Friday and the Easter holiday — but STRC still managed to make serious noise in the time it had.
After weeks of near-silence following the March ex-dividend date, STRC Bitcoin Accumulation picked up right where it left off. Monday, March 30 opened quietly: an estimated 36.58 BTC on just $6.6M in volume — a modest but telling signal. Post-payday buyers were trickling back in, positioning themselves to capture the monthly dividend, which remains at 11.50%.
March 31 then saw STRC erupt with an estimated 2,724 Bitcoin purchased on a staggering $367.36M in volume — a single-session figure that dwarfed anything seen in the prior weeks of quiet, and alone absorbed more than six times the daily Bitcoin mining supply of roughly 450 coins. Wednesday and Thursday followed with 867 and 908 BTC respectively, backed by a combined $367.09M in additional volume, keeping the pressure on sellers with no signs of letting up.
All told, the four-day week produced an estimated 4,535.58 Bitcoin bought through STRC Bitcoin Funding activity, totaling approximately $741M in volume — you can follow the daily moves on the STRC Dashboard. For context, Bitcoin miners produce roughly 450 coins per day, meaning STRC alone absorbed the equivalent of more than 2.5 times the total new supply mined during that same period.
The official numbers won't arrive until Strategy's next SEC filing, expected Monday. But based on what we've seen so far, the estimates are likely conservative. When March 16's model suggested STRC would buy 10,767 BTC, Strategy's actual filing revealed 16,753 BTC — roughly 55.6% more than projected. The estimation model continues to improve as more trading data is collected, but the pattern is clear: if anything, these weekly figures tend to undercount.
As the data set grows, STRC News estimates will sharpen — though they will always remain estimates until confirmed by SEC filings. What's already certain is that the digital credit flywheel is spinning again, and sellers are once more on the clock.
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