Strategy (NASDAQ: $MSTR) left its Bitcoin (CRYPTO: $BTC) holdings unchanged over the past week as the price of the largest cryptocurrency rose more than 20%.
The company sold 18.26 million shares of its common stock, increased its cash reserves to $5.1 billion U.S., and repurchased $136.4 million of its preferred stock (NASDAQ: $STRC).
However, Strategy did not buy or sell any Bitcoin in the last week as the price jumped 24% from $63,000 U.S. to above $78,000 U.S.
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A Bitcoin (BTCUSD) treasury is only as strong as the financing behind it. That reality is front and center for Strategy (MSTR), formerly MicroStrategy, which has shifted its immediate priority from adding to its Bitcoin reserve toward safeguarding liquidity and managing the obligations attached to its preferred-stock capital structure.
Strategy raised $333.7 million by selling its shares to repurchase Stretch (STRC) preferred and added $149.1 million to its U.S. dollar reserve. Importantly, the company made no Bitcoin purchases or sales during the week, leaving its holdings unchanged at 840,447 BTC.
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Serial cryptocurrency acquirer Strategy (NASDAQ: $MSTR) continued to sell both Bitcoin (CRYPTO: $BTC) and its common stock over the past week.
The company led by Chairman Michael Saylor raised $108.6 million U.S. last week through the sale of 1,690 BTC and an additional $653.1 million U.S. from the sale of 6.59 million shares of its common stock.
The company used the Bitcoin proceeds to buyback 1,152,020 shares of its variable-rate preferred stock (NASDAQ: $STRC) at a cost to the company of $108.6 million U.S.
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Strategy sold Bitcoin at roughly $64,000 per coin to fund preferred stock dividends, taking a 15% loss on its $75,000 average cost.
STRC preferred stock has rebounded 35% from its June low to $95, and Saylor wants it at $100 before buying Bitcoin again.
Saylor rebranded Strategy from a bitcoin treasury company to a Digital Credit Framework, shifting priority from accumulating Bitcoin to servicing debt obligations.
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There are two ways to run a religion. Hold the line on doctrine and go broke, or quietly break your own commandment and live to preach another Sunday. Michael Saylor has picked door number 2, and the congregation, after a few weeks of shrieking, has mostly forgiven him. The uncomfortable thing for the Bitcoin faithful now is that he was probably right to do it.
Strategy Inc. reported Q2 2026 earnings last week, and the company that everyone had spent June and July writing obituaries for is still standing. Cash reserves came in at $5.7 billion, the gross dollar value of Strategy's Treasury Reserve, with net reserves of $3.57 billion after senior claims and financial obligations. Both were up.
Getting there required Saylor to do the one thing he swore he never would. STRC, the company's high-yield fixed-income instrument, broke its $100 peg and sank to $70, and Strategy started selling Bitcoin to cover dividend costs.
The most recent batch went out between July 27 and August 2: 1,638 BTC for roughly $104.7 million at an average price of $63,957, plus another $290.6 million raised through common stock sales, per CoinDesk. Strategy's own X post on August 3 framed this as a $250 million boost to its USD Reserve and an $81 million buyback of STRC (912,143 shares), noting it had "increased USD Duration by 57 days to 2.3 years and tightened STRC's BTC Credit by 5 bps." What the post skipped: against a cost basis of $75,419 per BTC, that sale booked a loss of about $20 million.

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In the latest Bitcoin news, Strategy (MSTR) sold 1,638 BTC for approximately $105 million last week, disclosed via an SEC filing dated August 3, 2026, marking the firm's third discrete Bitcoin disposal of 2026 and its sixth consecutive week without a purchase.
The proceeds, combined with $290.6 million raised through common stock issuance, funded $81.2 million in STRC preferred stock repurchases and added $250 million to Strategy's USD reserve, pushing that figure to $4 billion.
The average sale price for the latest tranche was roughly $64,000 per BTC, meaningfully below Strategy's overall average acquisition cost of $75,419.
With 842,138 BTC on the books at a total cost of $63.51 billion, the company is sitting on a paper loss of approximately $10.9 billion at current prices, according to Arkham Research.
MSTR slipped 1.9% in pre-market trading following the disclosure, with Bitcoin near $63,500.

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In the lastest Bitcoin news today, Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR), Michael Saylor's bitcoin treasury company, disclosed the sale of 1,638 BTC for approximately $105 million in an 8-K filing with the SEC.
Proceeds are expected to fund dividend payments on Strategy's preferred stock classes – including STRC, STRK, STRD, STRF, and STRE – and to pay for repurchases of STRC preferred shares.
This is not simply a Bitcoin sale. It is a capital structure management exercise, with Strategy running a parallel set of levers – BTC monetization and reserve allocation – to service a preferred-stock stack that carries rising cash obligations.
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Strategy liquidated the 1,638 BTC at an average of roughly $64,000 per coin, a price that sits materially below the firm's all-in average acquisition cost of $75,419. Despite offloading a portion of its reserves and now sitting on a $10.9 billion paper loss, Strategy remains one of the largest corporate holders of Bitcoin globally, and the $105 million sale represents a small fraction of its total portfolio.

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Strategy Inc. (NASDAQ: $MSTR) sold 1,638 Bitcoin and more than 3 million common shares last week, extending a capital overhaul that is directing fresh liquidity toward reserves, dividends and preferred-stock support.
The Bitcoin sale raised $104.73 million at an average price of $63,957 per token between July 27 and August 2. Strategy used $52.4 million to fund preferred-stock dividends and another $52.3 million to repurchase shares of its Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Stretch Preferred Stock, or STRC (NASDAQ: $STRC).
The company ended the period with 842,138 Bitcoin acquired for $63.51 billion, placing its average purchase price at $75,419. Its latest sale therefore came below the aggregate cost attached to the remaining reserve, though the company still controls roughly 4% of Bitcoin's fixed supply.
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Strategy Inc reported an $8.22 billion second-quarter net loss, driven mainly by an $8.32 billion noncash accounting charge tied to Bitcoin's price decline under new fair-value rules.
Management sold roughly 3,588 Bitcoin at a loss to fund preferred dividends and generate an estimated $59 million tax **** et, reflecting a tactical rather than distressed sale.
Strategy is working to stabilize its STRC preferred stock and expanded its cash reserve to $3.75 billion, reinforcing liquidity to protect its Bitcoin accumulation strategy.
Strategy Inc (NASDAQ: MSTR) recently reported a heavy $8.22 billion second-quarter net loss, translating to a stark negative earnings per share of $24.45.

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Late Friday evening, a judge in Colorado made a decision that could bring significant change to college athletics, especially college football, ahead of the 2026 season.
College athletes who graduated high school in 2022 and just exhausted their college eligibility this past year have been granted a class-wide preliminary injunction to play a fifth season.
The ruling came from Judge Charlotte Sweeney of the U.S. Distrct Court of Colorado on Friday, July 31.
With the new ruling in place, at least temporarily, a few Colorado football players from the Buffaloes' 2025 roster would be eligible to play the 2026 season. Those players are edge rusher Keaten Wade, placekicker Alejandro Mata and kickoff specialist Buck Buchanan.
Adding any of those three likely would not change much with Coloroso's 2026 roster, and CU currently has only one roster spot open. Mata, however, did respond to the ruling on social media, hinting he would be interested in a return.

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Khing Oei, a former Goldman Sachs credit investor, says the market has Strategy's STRC preferred stock priced wrong. His math says it is worth about $96. It trades near $85.
Oei spent 25 years valuing risky debt at Goldman Sachs and hedge funds. He shared his STRC model in a recent lengthy discussion.
STRC pays a 12% dividend. Divide that by today's discounted price and you get a yield above 14%. That number is everywhere. Oei says it is wrong.
Here is the problem. That math ****** umes STRC pays out forever, no matter what. STRC promises no such thing. It never matures and never has to repay its $100 face value, known as par. It pays only while MicroStrategy can afford it.
The shares crashed 25% below par during June's Bitcoin selloff. That is what made the yield look so juicy.

Khing Oei, a former Goldman Sachs credit investor, says the market has Strategy's STRC preferred stock priced wrong. His math says it is worth about $96. It trades near $85.
Oei spent 25 years valuing risky debt at Goldman Sachs and hedge funds. He shared his STRC model in a recent lengthy discussion.
STRC pays a 12% dividend. Divide that by today's discounted price and you get a yield above 14%. That number is everywhere. Oei says it is wrong.
Here is the problem. That math ***** umes STRC pays out forever, no matter what. STRC promises no such thing. It never matures and never has to repay its $100 face value, known as par. It pays only while MicroStrategy can afford it.
The shares crashed 25% below par during June's Bitcoin selloff. That is what made the yield look so juicy.

The PIAA Distrct 11 Hall of Fame class of 2026 was announced on Tuesday, and among the newest selections into the hall of fame is Tamaqua Area High School multi-sport athlete Erika (Barron) Davis.
Davis, who now serves as the coach of the Tamaqua girls’ basketball team, participated in cross country, basketball, track and field, and volleyball during her time at Tamaqua. She finished her career with a school record 2,317 points and was a two-time All-State selection in the process.
She’d go on to have a standout collegiate career at Susquehanna University, where she totaled nearly 900 points in 102 career games played while also recording 364 ******* ists and 159 steals.
Davis, this past school year, completed her 11th season as Tamaqua’s girls’ basketball coach.
Also being inducted into this year’s hall of fame is former Northern Lehigh’s Bob Chandler (cross country), Catasauqua’s Amanda Gerhard (soccer), Keith Groller (media – The Morning Call), Stroudsburg’s Jake Jakobsen (wrestling), Stroudsburg’s Ken Lacey (men’s basketball), East Stroudsburg’s Stacy Perryman (basketball), and Parkland’s Andre Williams (football).

Speculation about another Bitcoin sale from MicroStrategy intensified after an unconfirmed on-chain transfer showed 491 BTC leaving a company-linked wallet on July 1. Neither MicroStrategy nor its Executive Chairman, Michael Saylor, has confirmed any sale.
The rumor spread across X (Twitter) on Friday. Meanwhile, Bitcoin (BTC) traded higher after July 1, suggesting the market easily absorbed the alleged transaction.
Pseudonymous trader Light flagged the transfer, worth roughly $30 million at current prices. That equals just 0.058% of the 847,363 BTC Strategy reported in its latest SEC disclosure. The stack covers about 4% of bitcoin's 21 million coin supply.
The timing explains the attention. Strategy adopted a Bitcoin monetization framework plan on June 29, authorizing up to $1.25 billion in tactical sales to fund dividends and buybacks. Its raised 12% STRC preferred dividend took effect on July 1, the same day as the alleged transfer.
The company also completed its first Bitcoin sale since 2022 in late May, offloading 32 BTC to cover preferred stock dividends. Its only earlier sale came in December 2022.

Things are going from bad to worse for Supermicro (SMCI). In June, SMCI stock fell badly after Supermicro announced that it was seeking $7 billion in funding to pay for a backlog of $39 billion in orders. More recently, however, the company's offices in Taiwan were raided by local government agents as part of an ongoing investigation related to allegations of smuggling Nvidia (NVDA) GPUs into China.
SMCI stock fell 8% on June 29 and is now down 46% in the last month. Investors are understandably cautious. Supermicro doesn't have the best of reputations, considering it was temporarily delisted from the Nasdaq in 2018 for not filing timely financial reports, then fined in 2020 by U.S. regulators for accounting violations.
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Stock indexes settled lower on Wednesday, with the S&P 500 falling from a 1-week high and the Dow Jones Industrials retreating from a new all-time high. The selloff in chipmakers and AI-infrastructure stocks led the broader market lower on Wednesday, giving back some of their sharp rally over the past two sessions. Weaker-than-expected US economic news also weighed on stocks after the Jun ADP employment change rose less than expected and the Jun ISM manufacturing index fell more than expected.
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The price of Bitcoin continued to turn lower on Thursday as Strategy's flagship preferred stock notched another record low after U.S. markets opened.
Not long after the opening bell, Stretch (STRC), the product that currently offers an 11.5% annual dividend, fell 8% to $74.13, according to Yahoo Finance. That marked a more than 25% drift from its $100 par value, at which Strategy engineered the preferred stock to trade.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin plunged. The leading digital ****** et by market cap fell to $58,188 before ticking back up to $59,273 as of this writing, a 3.3% decrease over the past day, according to CoinGecko. The drop exacerbated losses, following the cryptocurrency's fall to a 21-month low on Wednesday.
Strategy's stock price has been hammered in recent weeks as STRC's swoon has tested faith in Executive Chairman and co-founder Michael Saylor's vision for "digital credit." The company's common MSTR shares tumbled 7% to $87.50 before firming to $87.89 apiece.
Liquidations across the crypto market rapidly accelerated as Bitcoin and other ****** ets fell Thursday. CoinGlass data shows more than $1.44 billion in positions liquidated over the past 24 hours, dominated by long positions—or bets that an ****** et's price will increase—at $1.2 billion. Bitcoin is leading the carnage with $658 million in total liquidations.

Digital credit faced its first real stress test this week, as MicroStrategy's STRC preferred stock crashed, prompting critics to declare the Bitcoin-backed ***** et class dead.
Bitcoin (BTC) itself has weathered the same obituaries many times before. On-chain data now tells a different story, with network activity climbing to multi-year highs even as the price slides.
Digital credit is a young class of income-generating securities backed by Bitcoin. Companies holding large Bitcoin reserves issue structured products such as preferred equity and convertible notes.
They use the proceeds to buy more Bitcoin. The aim is straightforward. Long-term BTC appreciation should outpace the dividends and interest those products owe.
Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, built the clearest example with its STRC preferred stock. STRC has a $100 par value and pays a high, variable yield near 12% per year.

Strategy's (NASDAQ: $MSTR) dividend-paying preferred stock (NASDAQ: $STRC) is crashing as investors worry about the sustainability of the monthly distribution.
Strategy's preferred stock finished trading on June 16 at $91.79 U.S., its third-lowest level since trading began in July 2025.
STRC stock has been designed to trade as close as possible to its $100 U.S. par value. However, it has remained below that level for an extended period.
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MicroStrategy bought 1,587 Bitcoin (BTC) for $100 million between June 8 and June 14, paying an average of $63,024 per coin. To fund it, the company sold $209 million of common stock, more than twice what it spent.
The gap shows where the rest of the money went. MicroStrategy steered the surplus into a cash reserve set aside for dividends and debt, rather than into more Bitcoin.
MicroStrategy raised the full $209 million by selling 1,732,553 MSTR shares through its at-the-market program. It tapped none of its preferred stock lines during the period.
That marks a shift. The company has leaned on high-yield preferred issues such as STRC to fund buys for much of the past year. It still holds wide capacity, including a $21 billion common-stock program cleared in March.
Relying on common stock dilutes existing holders. The choice also signals which funding door stayed open while the share price sat under pressure.

Serial Bitcoin (CRYPTO: $BTC) acquirer Strategy (NASDAQ: $MSTR) is now paying dividends twice a month on its preferred stock.
At Strategy's annual meeting, shareholders voted in favour of Proposal 5, which changes the dividend payments on the company's preferred stock (NASDAQ: $STRC) from a monthly schedule to semi-monthly distributions.
Going forward, dividend payments will be made on the 15th and final days of each month. The next dividend payment will occur on June 30 of this year, followed by July 15.
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The Strategy executive chairman framed the CLARITY Act markup as more than another regulatory checkpoint, arguing that the bill could help unlock a wider market for digital capital, digital credit and digital equity. His comments come as lawmakers prepare to review the Digital **** et Market Clarity Act, a bill designed to define how crypto markets are overseen between the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
For Strategy, the debate has direct market relevance. Saylor said the legislation could validate Bitcoin, support broader adoption of MSTR and provide a stronger framework for STRC, the company’s “Stretch” preferred shares.
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Strategy added 535 more BTC for $43 million days after Michael Saylor said the company may consider selling part of its bitcoin holdings for the first time.
Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) purchased 535 bitcoin for approximately $43.0 million at an average price of $80,340 per coin, the company disclosed Monday in a Form 8-K filing. The firm now holds 818,869 BTC, acquired for roughly $61.86 billion at an average cost of $75,540 per bitcoin, and has recorded a bitcoin yield of 9.4% year-to-date in 2026.
The acquisition was funded through $0.1 million raised via Strategy’s STRC ATM program and $42.9 million from its MSTR ATM offering.
The purchase comes six days after executive chairman Michael Saylor told investors on the company’s Q1 earnings call that Strategy was prepared to sell a portion of its bitcoin holdings for the first time. This statement drew immediate scrutiny from a market that had long viewed the company’s accumulation strategy as one-directional.
Saylor moved to contain the narrative over the weekend. In a podcast interview, he said that for every bitcoin sold, the company would buy 10 to 20 more. “You should be a net accumulator of bitcoin,” he said. “You want to end every year with more bitcoin than you started.” Monday’s purchase suggests the buying has not slowed.

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Strategy buys 535 bitcoin, opens vote on STRC semi-monthly dividend change

Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) acquired 535 bitcoin for $43 million, bringing its total holdings to 818,869 bitcoin, the company said Monday. The company also opened shareholder voting on a proposal to shift its STRC preferred stock dividend payments from monthly to semi-monthly.
The purchase follows a week in which Strategy made no bitcoin acquisitions. The company disclosed on May 4 that it held 818,334 bitcoin as of May 3, with an aggregate purchase price of $61.81 billion and an average purchase price of $75,537 per bitcoin.
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Strategy reported first-quarter 2026 revenue of $124.3 million, up 11.9% from $111.1 million a year earlier. Net loss for the quarter widened to $12.54 billion from $4.22 billion in the same period. The company said it had achieved a 9.4% BTC Yield year to date and raised $11.68 billion through its capital markets programs.
Strategy proposed on April 17 to move STRC dividend payments from monthly to semi-monthly. The change would not alter the yield or dividend obligation, according to the company. Voting is set to close on June 8, and the first semi-monthly payment would be July 15 if shareholders approve.

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Strategy Yield ETN Gives UK Investors Exposure to Bitcoin Giant's STRC Shares

Crypto **** et manager 21Shares launched the Strategy Yield ETN (STRC) on the London Stock Exchange on Wednesday, marking its first U.K. product offering exposure to Strategy's Bitcoin-backed preferred shares.
STRC provides exchange-traded access to Stretch, a variable rate Series A perpetual preferred stock issued by top Bitcoin treasury firm, Strategy Inc. The preferred shares offer investors yield exposure backed by the software company's massive Bitcoin holdings.
The ETN currently delivers an 11.50% annual yield paid monthly in cash with tax-deferred status, according to the announcement. The distribution rate undergoes monthly review to support price stability and includes a floor tied to short-term interest rates.
21Shares charges no management fee on the ETN, creating a fee-free structure for U.K. investors seeking exposure to Strategy's Bitcoin-backed securities.
“The listing of the 21shares Strategy Yield ETN on the London Stock Exchange is a definitive moment for the U.K. market,” said 21 Shares President Duncan Moir, in a statement. “We are introducing an easy-to-access investment product that combines high income potential with a familiar exchange traded structure. By bringing this strategy to the LSE, we are giving U.K. investors an innovative tool to generate income that simply was not accessible in an ETN wrapper before.”

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Strategy (MSTR) just reported its largest Bitcoin purchase of 2026, adding 22,337 BTC funded mainly through STRC preferred shares and equity, a move that underlines its role in institutional Bitcoin demand.
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That record BTC purchase lands at a time when the share price has climbed 12.25% over the past month but is still showing a 4.38% decline year to date,