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Strategy Raises $2B Selling MSTR Stock, Establishes 'USD Cash' Pot

In brief Strategy has not bought Bitcoin since June, and has now gone a second straight week without selling any either. It raised $2.01 billion net selling MSTR stock, six times the previous week's total.

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Strategy Raises $2B Selling MSTR Stock, Establishes 'USD Cash' Pot

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  • Fact 1: It raised $2.01 billion net selling MSTR stock, six times the previous week's total.
  • Fact 2: Strategy raised just over $2 billion selling its own shares last week without touching its Bitcoin, according to an 8-K filed Monday, and put most of the proceeds into a liquidity account it created the same day.
  • Fact 3: The Bitcoin treasury company sold 18,261,118 MSTR shares for $2.01 billion net, an average of about $109.88 each, against $96.48 a week earlier.
  • Fact 4: Of that, $136.4 million went to buying back STRC preferred stock and $300 million into its dollar reserve, with the remaining $1.57 billion going into the new account.

In brief Strategy has not bought Bitcoin since June, and has now gone a second straight week without selling any either. It raised $2.01 billion net selling MSTR stock, six times the previous week's total.

Most of that went into USD Cash, a newly created pool the company said may be used to acquire Bitcoin. Strategy raised just over $2 billion selling its own shares last week without touching its Bitcoin, according to an 8-K filed Monday, and put most of the proceeds into a liquidity account it created the same day. The Bitcoin treasury company sold 18,261,118 MSTR shares for $2.01 billion net, an average of about $109.88 each, against $96.48 a week earlier.

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