Strategy Buys 334 BTC as STRC Buybacks Reach $1.45B
The Oct. 28 shareholder vote could reshape how Strategy supports STRC and finances future Bitcoin purchases.
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The Oct. 28 shareholder vote could reshape how Strategy supports STRC and finances future Bitcoin purchases.
The purchase lifts Strive to 29,462 BTC, but its next treasury milestone is further away after Metaplanet moved into second place with 44,000 BTC.
A new income strategy and selective share issuance are designed to support further BTC accumulation while limiting borrowing against its Bitcoin holdings.
The exercise supports Metaplanet’s push for a credit rating and broader financing, while its new income strategy adds a yield-seeking layer to a balance sheet still dominated by Bitcoin.
The sale-and-repurchase sequence showcased liquidity, but Metaplanet bought back at a higher average price and is now targeting preferred securities for recurring income.
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Strategy's income pitch rests on long-term Bitcoin appreciation and a share mechanism designed to keep STRC near $100.
The purchase keeps Strive among the largest public Bitcoin treasuries, while its pace and funding mix shape the scale of its longer-term accumulation ambitions.
The purchases came alongside $246.2M in net proceeds from MSTR share sales, while Strategy ended the period with 847,666 BTC and $6.02B in USD assets.
Alexandre Laizet framed the US strategic reserve policy as a structural signal: with global capital forced through securities markets, listed treasury companies can keep accretive buying via equity…
The change would not increase STRC’s 12% annual rate or total regular payouts, but could make the preferred shares more appealing to income investors.
The proposal keeps dividend rates and regular obligations unchanged while aiming to support liquidity and demand for Strategy’s preferred securities and Bitcoin funding strategy.
The purchase takes Strive's holdings to 26,355 BTC and puts its 2026 accumulation target in focus as it closes the gap with larger public treasury operators.
The fund tracks STRC and SATA preferred shares from Bitcoin-holding companies rather than spot BTC, giving Brazilian investors dividend exposure to corporate treasuries in a real-hedged wrapper.
Spending 2.6x more on its own preferred shares than on BTC since late July reframes Strategy as much a capital-return story as a treasury accumulator, with roughly half of the new $2B authorization…
Two straight weeks without an add mark a clear deviation from Strategy's accumulation script; the new framework allowing up to $5B in BTC sales reframes the mNAV squeeze for the broader…
The reset wipes $220M of warrant value and lifts bitcoin per diluted share 8.8%, but only landed after a 17% two-day drop and a 38% YTD slide against both bitcoin and Strategy.
The cut is the first concrete shareholder-friendly move since 2024's bitcoin-treasury pivot, but Gerovich's already-exercised 64M shares stay in his pocket, leaving the harder governance questions…
S&P set a 12-month window in October 2025 during which an upgrade was unlikely. Strategy has now answered all three rating tests, putting that clock on the rating committee's desk.
The pace keeps Strive on track to overtake Twenty One Capital as the No. 2 public BTC treasury by 2026, but the buy is partly funded by a preferred-stock vehicle the market is still learning how to…