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Strategy buys 811 Bitcoin as listed firms' weekly net inflow hits $75.5m

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SoSoValue data show listed non-mining firms bought a net $75.5m of Bitcoin last week, down 85.2%. Strategy bought 811 Bitcoin at $80,846 for about $65.5m, holding 849,327; Strive bought 124 at $80,526 for about $9.99m.

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The story so far: Strategy bitcoin purchases

Strategy has been adding to its bitcoin holdings while repurchasing STRC shares, including $205m of STRC as of 25 October 2026, when it held 848,500 BTC. It has now disclosed buying 811 Bitcoin at $80,846 for about $65.5m, bringing total holdings to 849,327 BTC.

  1. Michael Saylor hints at further Bitcoin purchases

    Michael Saylor signaled he may buy more Bitcoin, according to a post cited in a crypto feed. No details on timing or size were given.

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  2. Strategy discloses purchase of 1,666 BTC, total holdings reach 847,666 BTC

    Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) disclosed the purchase of 1,666 BTC, according to market sources. Its total holdings now stand at 847,666 BTC.

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  3. Michael Saylor hints at buying more Bitcoin

    Michael Saylor hinted at buying more Bitcoin, saying "More orange than ever" in a post. No purchase details were given.

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  4. Strategy adds 334.3 BTC, holdings reach 848,000.3 BTC

    Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, disclosed it added 334.3 BTC last week, bringing its total holdings to 848,000.3 BTC, according to market sources.

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  5. Strategy adds 334 BTC, repurchases $176m of STRC, posts $21bn Q3 gain

    Strategy said it recorded a $21bn gain on digital assets in Q3 2026, added 334 BTC last week and repurchased $176m of STRC. As of 4 October 2026, the company held 848,000 BTC and $5.7bn in cash assets.

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  6. Strategy reports $20.9bn Q3 gain on Bitcoin holdings, above Meta operating profit

    Strategy posted about $20.9bn in mark-to-market gains on its Bitcoin holdings in the third quarter, Bitcoin.com reported, exceeding Meta's $19.0bn operating profit for the period. Strategy holds 848,000 BTC and needs Bitcoin near $85,750 through year-end to erase…

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  7. Michael Saylor says there is always room for more orange in Bitcoin tracker post

    Michael Saylor posted Bitcoin tracker information on X, saying there is always room for more orange. Orange dots have marked Strategy's Bitcoin purchases, and the firm usually discloses holdings changes the next day.

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  8. Strategy says it bought 250 Bitcoin last week

    Strategy disclosed it added 250 Bitcoin last week, taking its total holdings to 848,250 Bitcoin.

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  9. Strategy buys back $369m of STRC, about 7 times its Bitcoin purchases

    Strategy repurchased 3,705,947 STRC shares between 28 September and 11 October, buying back $369m against $50.2m of Bitcoin purchases in the same period. STRC closed at $99.88 on 12 October, its highest since May.

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  10. Strategy says it bought 267 BTC and repurchased $193m of STRC stock

    Strategy said it bought 267 Bitcoin over the past week and spent $193m repurchasing STRC shares.

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  11. Michael Saylor's weekend silence on Bitcoin tracker hints Strategy paused purchases

    Strategy founder Michael Saylor did not post his usual Bitcoin tracker update over the weekend, which may suggest the company paused its Bitcoin buying last week. Strategy typically discloses purchases the day after such posts.

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  12. Strategy did not add to its Bitcoin holdings last week

    Bitcoin treasury company Strategy made no Bitcoin purchases over the past week.

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  13. Michael Saylor says Strategy has repurchased $205m of STRC

    Michael Saylor says Strategy has repurchased $205m of STRC. As of 25 October 2026, Strategy held 848,500 BTC and $5.1bn in assets.

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  14. Bitcoin rises above Strategy's 2026 cost basis, Darkfost says

    Darkfost says Bitcoin has climbed back above Strategy's 2026 cost basis of $78,900. Strategy holds 848,517 BTC at an average cost of about $75,446, but purchases since 2025, net of summer selling, leave a combined cost near $90,600 and those buys under water.

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  15. Strategy holds 848,500 Bitcoin with about $4bn paper gain, Bitcoin News says

    Bitcoin News, citing a Strategy filing dated 26 Oct, says the company holds 848,500 Bitcoin bought at an average of $75,446, for about $64bn, a paper gain of roughly $4bn at near $80,300. Strategy bought no Bitcoin in the week to 25 Oct and spent $205m repurchasing STRC preferred stock.

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  16. Michael Saylor posts Bitcoin tracker chart, hinting at Strategy purchase disclosure

    Michael Saylor posted a Strategy Bitcoin holdings tracker chart on X with the caption 'We found room for even more orange.' He often posts such messages on Sundays, with Strategy then disclosing new Bitcoin purchases the following day.

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  17. Strategy adds 810 Bitcoin, total holdings reach 849,327 BTC

    Strategy has disclosed buying 810 Bitcoin, bringing its total holdings to 849,327 BTC.

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  18. Strategy buys 811 Bitcoin as listed firms' weekly net inflow hits $75.5m

    SoSoValue data show listed non-mining firms bought a net $75.5m of Bitcoin last week, down 85.2%. Strategy bought 811 Bitcoin at $80,846 for about $65.5m, holding 849,327; Strive bought 124 at $80,526 for about $9.99m.

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