Saylor Buys 4603 BTC at 80318 Average After Selling 6948 BTC at 62250
MicroStrategy purchased 4603 BTC for 369.7 million dollars at an average price of 80318 dollars on Monday, marking its first Bitcoin buy since June. This follows the sale of 6948 BTC for approximately 432.5 million dollars at about 62250 dollars per coin between May and August. The company is now 2345 BTC lighter than in spring. MicroStrategy's strategy involved selling Bitcoin to fund preferred shares and dividends when its stock, STRC, fell below its 100 dollar par value. With the stock recovering, the company returned to purchasing Bitcoin. Last week, it sold 4531421 shares for 602.8 million dollars, allocating 369.7 million dollars to Bitcoin, 151.8 million dollars for STRC buybacks, 50.7 million dollars for preferred dividends, and 30 million dollars in cash. Other firms also increased their Bitcoin holdings, with Strive adding 1800 BTC for around 143 million dollars and Bitmine making its largest Ethereum purchase since June. The overall market remains mixed, with Bitcoin priced at 78000 dollars.
-- Price
This content is provided for general informational purposes only and doesn't constitute financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Any events, rewards, online promotions, or related information mentioned herein should not be considered a recommendation, solicitation, or invitation to purchase, sell, trade, or otherwise deal in any crypto assets. Crypto assets are highly volatile and may result in loss. The availability of WEEX services, products, and related events may vary by region. You are responsible for ensuring that your participation is in accordance with applicable local laws and regulations.
You may also like

Stock and crypto interest jumps 96% in South Korea

Sam Price Analyzes Bitcoin Options Market Risk Management Strategies

U.S. Committee Votes on Bitcoin Strategic Reserve Bill

"We should never touch the protocol again. The experimentation phase was 10 years ago," says Cobra about Bitcoin

Bitcoin Rises to 78280 as AI Slowdown Concerns Hit Chip Stocks

EU Tightens Rules for Cryptocurrency Wallet Manufacturers

MSBT Sees $3.76 Million Inflow Amid $13.29 Million Outflow in Spot Bitcoin ETFs

0.25% Interest Rate Increase Expected for Bitcoin

Strive buys 469 Bitcoin, lifting treasury to 25,000 BTC

British firm Satsuma sells all its bitcoin at a loss

BlackRock’s staking Ethereum ETF pays yield but investors still prefer its $9 billion ETHA fund

Stablecoin Market Cap Decreases by $414.38 Million, DEX Spot Trading Increases by 7.95%

Swiss Bitcoin Pay Faces Malicious Attack, Temporarily Shuts Down Servers

After the Fed, the Bank of Japan is also expected to raise its rates: what are the consequences for cryptos?

US tax deadline tests Bitcoin liquidity amid Fed meeting

Public Companies Net Sold $21.63 Million in a Week, Strategy Has Not Increased Bitcoin Holdings for Two Consecutive Weeks

Vivaldi CEO Calls Cryptocurrencies a Threat to Democracy

Jia Nan Technology Sells 3,952 ETH and 54 BTC

Hedge funds increase gross assets by 400 billion ahead of Bitcoin rate test

BlackRock Holds 890,000 Bitcoins Worth $69 Billion

A Bitcoin Berkshire Model: Orange Juice

Revolut Ransomware Attack! Customer Passports and Selfies Begin to Be Exposed, Hackers Threaten "Daily Data Leaks"

Morgan Stanley Increases Bitcoin Purchases to $609 Million

Leveraged funds increase Bitcoin futures shorts by 1669 BTC to 39876 BTC

KULR Sells Last 764 Bitcoins for Approximately $58.6 Million

The Fed, BoE, and BoJ Set the Direction for the Crypto Market This Week - Fintech World

Liberland Receives 804,000 Citizenship Applications

Trump Agrees to New Ethical Rules to Pass US Crypto Bill - Fintech World

US Regulators Define Bitcoin and XRP as Digital Commodities







