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Strategy to sell bitcoin gives room as MSTR buyback lags new shares

Strategy to sell bitcoin gives room as MSTR buyback lags new shares

Strategy Inc has set up a controlled way to sell bitcoin, but the big question for investors is how far the company will go with dilution as it discusses buybacks. The board's plan, out Monday, allows bitcoin sales, raising cash reserves, and buybacks of as much as $1 billion in both common and preferred shares. A number traders watch is the gap between new buyback headlines and last week’s share sales. Strategy sold 12.67 million MSTR shares for $1.152 billion net in the week ending June 28, according to a June 29 filing. The company did not buy any bitcoin in that span and still had $24.26 billion left it could raise through selling Class A common stock.
Bitmine (BMNR) trades below reported Ethereum asset value after Russell 1000 inclusion

Bitmine (BMNR) trades below reported Ethereum asset value after Russell 1000 inclusion

Bitmine Immersion Technologies, Inc. is trading as if the market sees less value in its Ethereum holdings, despite the company's recent entry into the Russell 1000 and reporting almost $10 billion in assets. Shares last changed hands at $13.80, up 24 cents from the previous session, with volume around 36.3 million. The company’s market cap was $6.27 billion, market data show.
XRP price today slips near $1.34 as oil shock unsettles crypto traders

XRP price closing in on $1, futures trading volume dwarfs ETF inflows

XRP held at $1.044 Sunday evening in London, after swinging between $1.042 and $1.056 through the session. Live crypto quote data showed bitcoin near $59,453, ether close to $1,568 and solana last at $70.92. The size of the derivatives market is getting less attention than XRP's price. CoinGlass shows 24-hour XRP spot volume at $190.7 million, while futures volume stands at $1.29 billion. Futures open interest is at $2.37 billion, with $1.51 million in liquidations. U.S. spot XRP funds saw $15.63 million come in on Friday and total inflows now sit at $1.47 billion, The Block said, citing SoSoValue.
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Bitcoin slips as spot ETF outflows hit BlackRock, Fidelity, $60,000 level in play

Bitcoin slips as spot ETF outflows hit BlackRock, Fidelity, $60,000 level in play

Bitcoin hovered near $60,000 Friday, moving up after a dip to the high-$58,000s earlier in the day. The price was showing $60,033, up $891 for the session, with the day's low at $58,319 and the top at $60,621. But traders focused less on the spot price and more on who was selling. U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs posted $691.7 million in outflows on June 25, following $469.0 million out the day before, according to Farside Investors. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust and Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund saw $900.3 million go out over those two days, more than three-fourths of the $1.16 billion lost overall, Farside’s numbers show.
Strategy stock price today: STRC discount puts bitcoin funding model under pressure

Strategy stock price today: STRC discount puts bitcoin funding model under pressure

Strategy Inc. fell in early Friday trade, but the sharper signal for equity holders came from the company’s preferred stock, not the common shares. MSTR was last at $84.82, down 0.6%, giving Strategy a market value of about $28.3 billion. Bitcoin was at $59,871, up 1.7% on the day, while Strategy’s Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Stretch preferred stock fell 2.7% to $73.68.
Bitcoin Holds $80,000 as ETF Outflows Put Rally Back on Trial

Bitcoin slips near $59,500 as ETF outflows hit options support

Bitcoin dropped to about $59,500 late Thursday in New York. But what stood out more to investors was the ETF tape. The most recent U.S. spot bitcoin ETF outflow was big, concentrated, and came mostly from funds that tend to track institutional demand. Bitcoin was down 1.9% at $59,498, after hitting a low of $58,189. The iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF slipped 1.1% to finish at $33.52. Shares of Strategy Inc, which holds the most bitcoin among listed firms, dropped 9.3% to $85.33. Coinbase Global Inc fell 5.1% to $142.52.
Strategy (NASDAQ:MSTR) drops as STRC dividend pulls bitcoin funding

Strategy (NASDAQ:MSTR) drops as STRC dividend pulls bitcoin funding

Strategy Inc slipped Thursday after new market levels put more heat on Michael Saylor’s bitcoin play. Investors saw the latest equity deal less as a move to boost bitcoin holdings and more as an effort to shore up preferred stock dividends. The company raised $335.5 million in net proceeds selling 2.7 million common shares between June 15 and June 21. It used $34.9 million from that to buy 520 bitcoin. Strategy said its USD reserve grew to $1.4 billion, factoring in expected ATM proceeds that hadn't settled by June 21. About 10 cents of each dollar raised that week went into bitcoin. The rest, about 89 cents, went into the reserve.
Strategy shares slip with pressure mounting on Saylor to halt bitcoin purchases

Strategy shares slip with pressure mounting on Saylor to halt bitcoin purchases

Strategy Inc shares dropped Wednesday, tumbling further after reaching a two-year low at the last close. The company’s preferred shares faced renewed strain, raising more doubts about how Michael Saylor’s bitcoin-focused firm will fund new buys without additional losses for holders. The common stock dropped about 5.2% to $98.45 as of 11:00 a.m. in New York. It lost 5.1% on Tuesday, putting it at its lowest close in over two years, market data and the Wall Street Journal show. STRC, Strategy’s variable-rate preferred stock Stretch, shed roughly 3.2% to $84.56. That’s under its $100 par value. Bitcoin hovered at $60,817, off by about 2.3%.
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 disclosed it picked up 520 bitcoin last week for $34.9 million, paying an average of $67,068 per coin, according to a recent filing. The firm’s stack rose to 847,363 BTC. But the bigger move was higher up in the document—Strategy sold $335.5 million of common stock and didn’t touch its preferred shares. The company still has $17.5 billion of STRC capacity left, the filing said. Strategy’s bitcoin-buying engine is swinging back to raising common equity at a time when investors are taking a harder look at its preferred-stock fundraising. With an at-the-market, or ATM, program, the company can drip shares into the market as it wants. But last week, less than 11% of common-stock proceeds actually went to buying bitcoin. The rest ended up boosting cash.
Strategy stock slips after-hours as Bitcoin cools and STRC buzz fades

Bitcoin hits $65,000, Strategy puts bulk of new equity cash on hold

Bitcoin climbed 1.9% to $65,201 on Monday, with an earlier high of $65,241 coming as signs of a U.S.-Iran peace breakthrough calmed oil worries and brought buyers back to risk. Why does the move matter? Two big pieces of demand are missing. U.S. exchange-traded funds haven’t confirmed the rebound. Corporate buyer Strategy is also on the sidelines. Last week, Strategy raised $335.5 million, selling 2.7 million shares, but it only spent $34.9 million on 520 bitcoin. It still has $1.4 billion in dollar reserves.
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Bitcoin Nears $64,000 on Return of Fed Rate-Hike Concerns

Bitcoin dropped toward $64,000 on Thursday, losing most of its recent gains after the Federal Reserve indicated that U.S. interest rates might increase. The CoinDesk 20 Index, which tracks major digital assets, fell over 1.2%. The reversal is important because bitcoin briefly hit over $67,000 earlier this week after a temporary U.S.-Iran deal eased worries about oil supply and pushed investors toward riskier assets. The recent pullback shows that this geopolitical easing hasn’t led to lasting demand for crypto.
Portnoy’s Bitcoin, XRP Losses Mount In $390B Crypto Drop

Portnoy’s Bitcoin, XRP Losses Mount In $390B Crypto Drop

Dave Portnoy says he’s not selling his Bitcoin or XRP, even as his crypto portfolio is down millions. The Barstool Sports founder has become a high-profile retail holder hit hard by the sharp crypto drop. In a video posted June 4 on X, Portnoy said he still owns Bitcoin, XRP and Strategy stock. “I have not made a cent in crypto, I have gotten whacked in crypto,” he said. Timing is important here. Bitcoin and Ether were heading for their steepest weekly drop since the FTX collapse in 2022. The digital-asset market shed about $390 billion. Exchanges liquidated nearly $7 billion in leveraged trades as margin slipped. Liquidation means exchanges shut down borrowed positions after traders can't cover the margin.
Bitcoin Hits $60,000 As Crypto Selloff Deepens

Bitcoin Drops as ETF Outflows Mount, $60,000 Support Weakens

Bitcoin hovered around $60,719 on Saturday, rebounding after a slip under $60,000 the day before, with a session low of $59,630. Prices fell to levels traders hadn’t seen since late 2024, with many on watch to see if this weekend’s move above $60,000 can stick. The selloff is making itself felt, hitting spot bitcoin ETFs, corporate treasury buyers, and hopes for easier U.S. policy—each a leg of the last rally. Spot bitcoin ETFs, which hold bitcoin and trade on exchanges, saw about $4.4 billion in net outflows from May 18 to June 5, according to Farside Investors.
Bitcoin Hits $60,000 As Crypto Selloff Deepens

Bitcoin Hits $60,000 As Crypto Selloff Deepens

Bitcoin hovered above $62,000 on Friday, as traders looked at whether this week’s slide could become something bigger. The largest crypto was last seen near $62,725, with session lows coming in around $61,407. Bitcoin’s old support looks weaker. Spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds, which let investors buy bitcoin exposure on the stock market, have faced big outflows since mid-May. Strategy, the largest corporate holder, reported an unusual sale this week.
Marathon Digital Drops as Bitcoin Tops $70,000; Eyes on AI Push

Marathon Digital Drops as Bitcoin Tops $70,000; Eyes on AI Push

MARA Holdings stock dropped Tuesday with bitcoin sinking below $70,000. The move adds pressure to the miner, which has been telling investors it is now more than just a leveraged play on bitcoin. MARA shares changed hands at $14.23, off 4.2%. Trading volume topped 33 million. Bitcoin, which MARA both mines and keeps on its books, hovered around $67,071, down over 6%.
Bitcoin Dips Below $70,000 After Small Strategy Sale

Bitcoin Dips Below $70,000 After Small Strategy Sale

Bitcoin dropped under $70,000 on Tuesday, sliding for another session. Traders pointed to Strategy’s first reported bitcoin sale along with heavy ETF redemptions and fresh Middle East worries. The price hovered around $69,900, while ether traded just below $1,980. Timing was key, not the amount. Strategy disclosed in a June 1 filing it sold 32 bitcoin from May 26 to May 31, bringing in around $2.5 million at a net average of $77,135 per bitcoin. It said the money would go toward paying distributions on preferred stock. Strategy reported holding 843,706 bitcoin as of May 31.
Why Is Bitcoin Down Today? BTC Slips Below $80,000 as Hot Inflation, Yields and ETF Wobbles Hit Crypto

Saylor’s Bitcoin Machine Picks Up Bonds, Not Bitcoin — Wall Street Notices

Strategy Inc. stopped buying bitcoin this week, shifting focus to repurchasing its 2029 convertible notes. The move is unusual for Michael Saylor’s bitcoin vehicle, which has been on a buying streak. Saylor posted on X, “This week we bought bonds, not bitcoin.” Strategy is now the main public-market stand-in for bitcoin demand. A week ago, the company added 24,869 bitcoin for $2.01 billion, putting its stash at 843,738 tokens. That’s now over 4% of the fixed 21 million bitcoin supply.
Strategy Inc Bitcoin Sale Signal Puts Michael Saylor’s MSTR Stock Back in the Spotlight

Strategy Inc Bitcoin Sale Signal Puts Michael Saylor’s MSTR Stock Back in the Spotlight

TYSONS CORNER, Virginia, May 9, 2026, 18:04 Michael Saylor, executive chairman at Strategy Inc, tried to recast a potential bitcoin sale as a tactical move to shore up the company’s capital structure—rather than a step back from its bitcoin-focused playbook—after he floated the idea that Strategy could “sell some Bitcoin to fund a dividend.” His comments come as others with bitcoin on their balance sheets, like Nakamoto, Empery Digital, and Sequans, have already trimmed their bitcoin stashes amid the latest crypto slide.
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