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Strategy Returns to Large Bitcoin Buys, Adding $835M Last Week.

crypto :: 2025-11-17 :: source - coindesk

By James Van Straten

Michael Saylor and team add more bitcoin ( Gage Skidmore/CC BY-SA 2.0/Modified by CoinDesk)

What to know:

  • Strategy added 8,178 bitcoin last week for $835.6 million.

  • Total holdings are now 649,870 BTC acquired for about $48.37 billion.

  • This latest purchase was funded via preferred stock issuance.

Fresh weekly buys of bitcoin are no longer news for Michael Saylor's Strategy (MSTR), but large purchases had mostly been off the table for some time.

The company last week, though, acquired an additional 8,178 BTC for $835.6 million, or an average price of $102,171 each.

This sizable buy was financed mostly through the sale of the company's latest preferred offering, STRE, or Steam, which brought Strategy's high yields to European investors, raising about $715 million earlier this month. The company also raised $131.4 million via its STRC, or Stretch, preferred series, per a Monday morning filing.

Total holdings are now 649,870 BTC acquired for $48.37 billion, or $74,433 each.

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Strategy's bitcoin purchases of late had been mostly very incremental as the sharp decline in the company's stock price — lower by about 56% in just the past four months — had pretty much ruled out any large common share offerings.

This sizable buy was financed mostly through the sale of the company's latest preferred offering, STRE, or Steam, which brought Strategy's high yields to European investors, raising about $715 million earlier this month. The company also raised $131.4 million via its STRC, or Stretch, preferred series, per a Monday morning filing.

Total holdings are now 649,870 BTC acquired for $48.37 billion, or $74,433 each.

Strategy's bitcoin purchases of late had been mostly very incremental as the sharp decline in the company's stock price — lower by about 56% in just the past four months — had pretty much ruled out any large common share offerings.

Source: Coindesk