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Strategy Inc. increased its bitcoin holdings again, but its more significant move was selling common stock to rebuild its cash reserves. Its preferred shares (STRC) continue to trade below par as funding costs remain a concern. MARA Holdings saw its stock jump 12.8% to $16.04, outperforming both bitcoin and peers like Riot Platforms and CleanSpark, following the first full Nasdaq session after the Juneteenth holiday. Despite MARA’s rally, bitcoin ETF flows remained weak last week, with about $228 million leaving U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs, marking the sixth consecutive week of outflows. Strategy Inc. bought $34.9 million in bitcoin last week, while its dollar reserves also grew. Earlier, bitcoin dropped 1.1% to $64,215 after the Federal Reserve kept rates steady but raised its year-end forecast to 3.8%. MARA shares have been volatile, with gains driven by its bitcoin reserves and upcoming catalysts such as the Long Ridge deal and its annual meeting. CleanSpark shares have faced pressure amid a broader tech and crypto selloff, while Riot Platforms is focusing on transitioning to an AI data-center landlord model, needing to prove its power and land deals can attract tenants. Notably, Strategy Inc. paused its bitcoin purchases ahead of Q1 earnings after accumulating over 100,000 tokens in three months. Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley’s latest bitcoin fund attracted inflows even as BlackRock’s IBIT saw significant outflows, highlighting shifting investor sentiment and renewed focus on fees.
Strategy Bitcoin Buy Draws Focus to Saylor’s Cash-Reserve Move as STRC Under Pressure

Strategy Bitcoin Buy Draws Focus to Saylor’s Cash-Reserve Move as STRC Under Pressure

Strategy Inc sold $335.5 million in common stock—nearly ten times its $34.9 million bitcoin purchase—boosting cash reserves to $1.4 billion as investors focus on the struggling STRC preferred shares, which remain below par and could raise funding costs if not stabilized; both bitcoin buys and reserve growth were funded by common-stock sales, shifting attention to capital access over bitcoin accumulation.
MARA Holdings surges with bitcoin rebound, puts power-asset values in focus

MARA Holdings surges with bitcoin rebound, puts power-asset values in focus

MARA surged 12.8% to $16.04—far outpacing bitcoin’s 2.1% rise—after Nasdaq reopened from Juneteenth, as investors rewarded the miner’s operating leverage and power assets; only 7% of the stock’s $686 million market-cap gain was explained by its bitcoin holdings, signaling the market’s focus on MARA’s potential in data centers and AI infrastructure amid weak bitcoin ETF flows.
MARA Holdings Jumps After Bitcoin Treasury Update Brings Miner Into View

MARA Holdings Jumps After Bitcoin Treasury Update Brings Miner Into View

MARA Holdings surged 2.1% to $14.94 on heavy volume, outperforming the Nasdaq, as investors focused on speculation about a 1,000-Bitcoin treasury purchase reported by Crypto.news, though MARA has not confirmed the transaction; the stock’s rally comes despite Q1 revenue and net loss declines, with analysts holding a mixed view and price targets averaging $17–$18.38, reflecting high volatility and ongoing execution risks.
MARA Stock Edges Higher After Bitcoin Holds Steady, Q1 Miss and AI Uncertainty in Focus

MARA Stock Edges Higher After Bitcoin Holds Steady, Q1 Miss and AI Uncertainty in Focus

MARA surged 5.2% to $13.27 as bitcoin rebounded to $63,375, drawing investor focus after a sharp prior-session drop, even as Q1 net loss widened to $1.26 billion on lower revenue and bitcoin sales; the stock’s move reflects renewed risk appetite amid ongoing concerns over financial performance and the company’s pivot toward AI and data center infrastructure.
MARA Shares Drop as Miner Selloff Hits Bitcoin-Linked Stocks

MARA Shares Drop as Miner Selloff Hits Bitcoin-Linked Stocks

MARA Holdings shares slid 3.9% to $12.79, underperforming Bitcoin’s rebound above $62,000, as investors repriced crypto miners amid tech stock weakness, high energy costs, and sector-wide pressure; MARA’s future now hinges on its pivot toward power infrastructure and AI, with its $1.5B Long Ridge Energy deal pending regulatory approval and Bitcoin price swings still driving revenue and massive quarterly losses.
Marathon Digital Shares Fall as Bitcoin Move Renews Focus on AI Strategy

Marathon Digital Shares Fall as Bitcoin Move Renews Focus on AI Strategy

MARA shares plunged 4.3% to $13.19 as bitcoin slipped below $62,000, highlighting that despite efforts to pivot toward AI and data-center infrastructure, the stock remains tightly tied to bitcoin’s price, with recent earnings showing revenue and bitcoin holdings down sharply and ongoing risks if crypto weakness persists.
Bitcoin Holds $60,000 as Traders Watch for Next Move

Bitcoin Holds $60,000 as Traders Watch for Next Move

Bitcoin steadied above $60,000 after a 17.3% weekly drop and record $1.72 billion in U.S. spot ETF outflows, raising pressure on the key support level as institutional buyers hesitate and leveraged liquidations surge; all eyes are on Monday’s U.S. fund flows and upcoming inflation data for the next move.
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