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Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, is known for its strategy of massive bitcoin accumulation via its corporate treasury. It finances these purchases by issuing debt and preferred shares (STRC). Bitcoin price recently rebounded above $85,000 after a period of consolidation.
The largest holder of bitcoin, in retreat. Strategy spent $176.3 million on the repurchase of its own preferred shares between September 28 and October 4, and $28.7 million on the purchase of bitcoins.
The course did not suffer. Bitcoin went back above $85,000 and is trading around $85,800 this Tuesday, October 6.
Strategy and bitcoin: 334 BTC purchased, $176 million repurchased
According to the Oct. 5 8-K filing, Strategy purchased 334 bitcoins between Oct. 1 and Oct. 4 for $28.7 million, averaging $85,838.80 per unit. She didn't buy anything from September 28 to 30. Its stock reaches 848,000 bitcoins, for an average cost price of $75,440.70.
Over the same extended window, from September 28 to October 4, the company repurchased $176.3 million of STRC, including $102.6 million from September 28 to 30 and $73.7 million from October 1 to 4. STRC is its preferred share, a security halfway between a stock and a bond which remunerates its holders with a dividend. The ratio to bitcoin purchases is about six to one, even though they only started on October 1.
The preliminary unrealized gain for the third quarter reached $20.91 billion, before $1.88 billion in deferred taxes. Michael Saylor posted “More orange than ever” on the day of the announcement.
Strive and Metaplanet: who buys at $85,000?
Relays exist at other treasuries. Strive added 2,000 bitcoins for around $169 million, its largest purchase since June, and now holds 29,462 BTC, putting it close to MARA. Metaplanet held 44,000 bitcoins as of September 30, after selling 10,000 and then buying back 11,000 to prove it could sell when needed, a net 1,000 for the quarter. She thus passes in front of Twenty One.
Fed minutes and TOKEN2049: the calendar of the week
On Wednesday, October 7, the Fed publishes the minutes of its September 16 meeting, which raised rates by 25 basis points to 3.75-4%, recalls CNBC. Thursday, unemployment claims, then Friday consumer confidence in Michigan. Meanwhile, TOKEN2049 brings the industry together in Singapore on October 7-8, with the head of Polymarket on show.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Strategy will continue to accumulate bitcoin in the following quarter
Likely · Within months
Bitcoin price will remain in the range of $80,000 to $90,000 in the short term
Possible · Within weeks

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