Strategy adds 397 BTC worth $45.6 million in latest weekly purchase

Strategy added 397 BTC, extending the series of relatively small weekly ￰1￱ purchase was anticipated following Michael Saylor’s traditional weekly ￰2￱ acquired 397 BTC in its traditional weekly purchase, valued at $45.6M. On average, the coins were acquired at $114,771, bought at market rates during the previous week’s brief ￰3￱ has acquired 397 BTC for ~$45.6 million at ~$114,771 per bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 26.1% YTD ￰4￱ of 11/2/2025, we hodl 641,205 $BTC acquired for ~$47.49 billion at ~$74,057 per bitcoin. $MSTR $STRC $STRK $STRF $STRD ￰0￱ — Strategy (@Strategy) November 3, 2025 Despite the new Strategy purchase, BTC traded at $107,852, setting up bearish ￰5￱ still has a much lower average acquisition price, even following the purchases near the ￰6￱ recent purchase with a high average price shows Strategy is not even making a small attempt at timing the market or buying the dip.

Previously, Strategy’s purchases boosted BTC and prevented a further slide, but the current price levels are more volatile and harder to ￰7￱ returns to MSTR issuance Strategy returned to issuing MSTR to buy more BTC, after three weeks of using various combinations of preferred ￰8￱ time, the bulk of the new raise came from new MSTR ￰9￱ company raised $54.4M from MSTR emissions, while only using a part to acquire BTC, with the rest going to general ￰10￱ still has to ensure the mandatory dividend for STRC preferred shares, and additional payouts for STRD when ￰11￱ used STRK to raise another $4.9M, and added $2.3M through the STRD ￰12￱ disparity between the funds raised and the net proceeds suggests that Strategy may be using some of the new funds to pay down older ￰13￱ still trades under $300 MSTR common stock traded at $269.30, close to a six-month ￰14￱ recent small purchases are showing a loss of ability to make a big dent on the BTC ￰15￱ no longer offsets the newly mined coins or the much more active selling from funds, whales, or ￰16￱ sank toward yearly lows, as Strategy continued its dilution, despite previously promising a longer time frame for common stock issuance. |