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Strategy Bought Bitcoin $10,000 Above Its Own Average Price and Called It Tuesday 📈😂
Between September 21 and 27, Strategy bought roughly 1,665 to 1,666 more Bitcoin, sources round it slightly differently, for about $142.7 million, at an average price of $85,681 per coin. Total holdings now sit at 847,666 BTC, cost basis $63.95 billion, company wide average price $75,437. Read those two numbers side by side. This batch cost over $10,000 more per coin than everything they already own averages out to. Strategy is not just buying Bitcoin anymore, it is buying it at a markup to itself. 💎
Here is the funding switch worth noticing 🧠
Last week's 950 BTC purchase came straight from existing cash, no new shares sold. This week reverted to selling 1.47 million MSTR shares for $246.2 million, splitting the proceeds, $142.7 million to Bitcoin, $103.5 million toward buying back 1.53 million STRC preferred shares. One week cash, the next week equity. Whichever pocket has the money that week apparently decides the method. 😂
The scale number worth sitting with 🎯
One analysis flags Strategy now holds roughly 4% of Bitcoin's entire fixed 21 million coin supply. Concentration at that level tends to eventually draw attention from regulators and policymakers, not just other investors watching the filings. 💡
The honest takeaway 🚀
Saylor's own preview post read simply, even more orange. The filing confirmed it. Whether buying at a premium to your own average makes sense long term is the same question this company has been answering with more purchases for years now.
$BTC
Strategy Bought Bitcoin $10,000 Above Its Own Average Price and Called It Tuesday 📈😂
Between September 21 and 27, Strategy bought roughly 1,665 to 1,666 more Bitcoin, sources round it slightly differently, for about $142.7 million, at an average price of $85,681 per coin. Total holdings now sit at 847,666 BTC, cost basis $63.95 billion, company wide average price $75,437. Read those two numbers side by side. This batch cost over $10,000 more per coin than everything they already own averages out to. Strategy is not just buying Bitcoin anymore, it is buying it at a markup to itself. 💎
Here is the funding switch worth noticing 🧠
Last week's 950 BTC purchase came straight from existing cash, no new shares sold. This week reverted to selling 1.47 million MSTR shares for $246.2 million, splitting the proceeds, $142.7 million to Bitcoin, $103.5 million toward buying back 1.53 million STRC preferred shares. One week cash, the next week equity. Whichever pocket has the money that week apparently decides the method. 😂
The scale number worth sitting with 🎯
One analysis flags Strategy now holds roughly 4% of Bitcoin's entire fixed 21 million coin supply. Concentration at that level tends to eventually draw attention from regulators and policymakers, not just other investors watching the filings. 💡
The honest takeaway 🚀
Saylor's own preview post read simply, even more orange. The filing confirmed it. Whether buying at a premium to your own average makes sense long term is the same question this company has been answering with more purchases for years now.
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