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The company now owns 847,666 BTC after rebuilding positions sold earlier in the quarter, while STRC edges back toward $100.
The four preferred shares would pay more often at current rates. Whether buyers bid them higher remains unproved.
The two firms added more than 2,300 BTC even as listed-company accumulation remains far below its 2025 peak.
The Brazilian Bitcoin fund packages Strategy and Strive preferred shares while leaving distributions and unit returns unguaranteed.
From July 20 to Sept. 13, STRC repurchases absorbed about $2.57 for every $1 Strategy spent buying Bitcoin.
Saylor’s firm has $6.54 billion in dollar liquidity, raised $21 billion through a Bitcoin crash and is nearing the end of S&P’s stated 12-month upgrade window.
The flagship preferred remained below par on Saylor’s recovery benchmark as Strategy increased its buyback firepower to $2 billion.
Bitcoin is absent from the storefront’s displayed payment methods even as the company monetizes a brand built around 845,050 BTC.
Their 6.01% combined weight shows how crypto-linked volatility can reach a generalist stock portfolio.
