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From Aug 17-23, Strategy sold 18.26M MSTR shares for $2.007B net but made no BTC trades, keeping 840,447 BTC. It repurchased some STRC, raised its USD Reserve to $5.1B and created $1.59B of USD Cash. The reserve covers preferred dividends and debt interest; the cash can buy BTC, repurchase securities or repay debt. More liquidity lowers forced-sale risk but dilutes shareholders. Whether cash goes to BTC or buybacks will shape Strategy's structural BTC buying and MSTR's NAV premium.
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Dopo che la strategia ha recuperato i costi, ha ricominciato a accumulare contanti in dollari USA
La scorsa settimana Bitcoin è salito del 13%, tornando sopra i 70.000 dollari in cinque giorni di trading, per la prima volta da giugno. Lunedì di questa settimana, il prezzo era già sopra i 78.000.
Il più grande acquirente aziendale di Bitcoin al mondo, Strategy, non ha comprato nemmeno una moneta in questa settimana.
Ha fatto un'altra cosa: ha venduto 18,26 milioni di azioni ordinarie proprie, raccogliendo circa 2 miliardi di dollari, e ha convertito questa somma in dollari. Al 23 agosto, la
Bitcoin can rally on institutional demand without every institution buying BTC directly.
ETF inflows are surging while Strategy just raised $2B without adding a single BTC.
That changes the interesting question.
The bigger institutional shift may not be who is buying Bitcoin.
It may be how institutions are choosing to gain exposure to it.#BTC80KHoldOrFold #IranSanctionsOilFalls #StrategyBuildsCash
🚨 $2 BILLION RAISED — BUT NOT A SINGLE NEW BITCOIN
Strategy just raised roughly $2.01B through stock sales, yet its Bitcoin stash remains untouched at 840,447 BTC.
That’s the interesting part. 👀
The money came in, but instead of immediately buying more $BTC, Strategy is sitting on the cash.
Is this patience, preparation, or a sign that the next Bitcoin purchase could be much bigger?
The next move from Strategy could be worth watching closely. 🔥
#Bitcoin #BTC #Strategy #Crypto
#do
Saylor may be loading the next $1.6B Bitcoin cannon. 👀
Strategy sold BTC near $64K while everyone was panicking. Now BTC is knocking on $80K.
At first glance, that looked like a terrible call.
But the bigger picture tells a different story.
STRC dropped below $100, making it harder for Strategy to efficiently raise capital through its preferred stock. So instead of aggressively buying BTC, the company shifted gears: sell MSTR, raise cash, support preferred dividends, buy back.
#DailyOrbit
2026Saylor just broke the pattern. 👀
During the biggest Bitcoin move since election week 2024, Michael Saylor bought zero BTC.
That’s unusual.
The last two times BTC had a +20% weekly move, Saylor bought 12K BTC and then 79K BTC into those rallies.
And here’s the bigger picture:
Since July 2024, every major BTC move ended higher 3 months later, with an average gain of around +30%.
So if history is rhyming…
this might not be the top. It might be the setup.
Higher. 📈
#DailyOrbit
BitMine just added 32,447 $ETH in one week, taking its stash to a massive 5.85M ETH.
Meanwhile, Strategy bought zero new Bitcoin — but quietly built a $1.59B cash war chest for future purchases.
? Still sitting at 840,447 $BTC.
One is accumulating now.
The other is loading the cannon.
Either way, these balance sheets are getting BIGGER #BTC80KHoldOrFold #IranSanctionsOilFalls #StrategyBuildsCash
Bitcoin can rally on institutional demand without every institution buying BTC directly.
ETF inflows are surging while Strategy just raised $2B without adding a single BTC.
That changes the interesting question.
The bigger institutional shift may not be who is buying Bitcoin.
It may be how institutions are choosing to gain exposure to it.
🔥JUST IN: Billionaire Grant Cardone reportedly bought another $27 million of Bitcoin.
That brings his reported $BTC purchases above $200 MILLION as leverage gets flushed from the market.#BTCETFInflowsSurge #ETHTests2500 #NvidiaServerPriceHike
$BTC , $ETH AND THE MACRO PICTURE ARE SHIFTING
$BTC holds $77K–$79K, while $ETH approaches $2.5K as ETF demand strengthens. Bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly $1.61B in weekly net inflows, reinforcing institutional interest.
The SEC is advancing a crypto framework, while the Fed maintains rates at 3.5%–3.75%.
Geopolitical risks around the Strait of Hormuz remain important for oil, inflation and rate expectations. $BTC and $ETH are driven by ETF flows, liquidity, monetary policy and macro risk.