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Strategy Goes Another Week Without Buying, Or Selling, Bitcoin, Releases Up Cash Reserve
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Strategy last week sold MSTR shares for approximately $333.7 million and did not buy or sell any Bitcoin.
Key facts
- Strategy used $52.4 million to pay dividends on its STRC preferred stock, then spent $132.2 million to buy the stock back
- The Nasdaq-listed company said Monday in a regulatory filing that it had upped its cash buffer by selling 3,458,866 shares of MSTR common stock to generate $333.7 million
- Strategy stock (Nasdaq: MSTR) has taken a hit in 2026, dropping over 60% year-to-date
- Strategy last week sold MSTR shares for approximately $333.7 million and did not buy or sell any Bitcoin
Summary
Bitcoin treasury Strategy has gone another week without buying the leading cryptocurrency, but didn’t sell any this time. The Nasdaq-listed company said Monday in a regulatory filing that it had upped its cash buffer by selling 3,458,866 shares of MSTR common stock to generate $333.7 million. Strategy used $52.4 million to pay dividends on its STRC preferred stock, then spent $132.2 million to buy the stock back. Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, has recently pivoted to common stock sales to build up its cash reserves, rather than buying Bitcoin.