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Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Strategy, shared a Bitcoin (BTC) tracker link on X but did not announce new purchases. The company's Nov. 2 filing revealed it bought 811 BTC for $65.5 million, averaging $80,846 per coin. Strategy holds 849,327 BTC, acquired for $64.08 billion at an average $75,451 per coin. The purchase was funded by selling 1,178,552 shares of Class A common stock (MSTR), generating $164 million in net proceeds.

Michael Saylor hinted that Strategy (MSTR) bought Bitcoin last week. The company's STRC stock reclaimed its $100 par value. Strategy previously sold STRC shares to fund Bitcoin purchases. MSTR stock is down 18% in the past month but up 27% over three months, aligning with Bitcoin's price movements.

Strategy (MSTR) acquired 811 BTC for $65.5M, holding 849,327 BTC worth $64.51B as of Nov. 7. The company reported a $4.79B reserve and $132.7M in cash as of Nov. 1. CEO Phong Le aims to create a global Bitcoin bank, leveraging the company's BTC holdings and STRC preferred shares.

Strategy's 849,327 BTC holdings are worth slightly more than its average purchase price of $75,451 per coin, leaving minimal unrealized profit. The company has been selling BTC to fund dividends and buybacks, with recent purchases already underwater. MSTR stock has declined, and analysts watch for further price drops. Next update on holdings is due November 9.

Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, owns 849,327 BTC, about 4% of all Bitcoin, bought at an average price of $75,451. The company finances purchases through shares, convertible bonds, and preferred stock. In Q3 2026, its software business generated $125.4M in revenue. Michael Saylor, the founder, shifted the company's focus to Bitcoin in 2020.

Patten Jarrod M sold 4,750 shares of Strategy Inc (MSTR) at an average of $141.00 ($137.00–$145.00, $0.67M total) across 5 trades on 2026-11-04.

Strategy reported 848,517 Bitcoin (BTC) holdings as of Oct. 25 in its Q3 results. The company's stock (MSTR) rose 76% in Q3, while Bitcoin gained 43% over the same period.

Bitcoin (BTC) dropped from $80,800 to $75,642 due to U.S. midterm election results, sparking a selloff in AI-related stocks and crypto assets. Coinbase (COIN) and MicroStrategy (MSTR) fell about 10%, while mining firms Keel Infrastructure and Bitdeer dropped around 20%. Forced liquidations in crypto reached $1.03 billion, the largest since late October. Analysts cite regulatory uncertainty and weak semiconductor earnings as key concerns.

Strategy (MSTR) dropped 9% as bitcoin fell 5% below $76,000. Its bitcoin holdings are worth 1.6x its common book value, amplifying the impact. CleanSpark (CLSK) and MARA Holdings (MARA) also declined. Strategy has $5.91 billion in cash, enough to cover preferred dividends without selling bitcoin. Robinhood (HOOD) fell 10% amid a broader tech sell-off.

Strategy repurchased $2.25B of its STRC perpetual preferred stock by Nov. 1, with $17.51B remaining issuance capacity. The buyback began in late July. STRC reached $100 intraday Nov. 4, meeting the minimum price for further issuance. The company raised $5.46B in Q2 to fund Bitcoin purchases, with no STRC sales in Q3. The November dividend rate is 12%.