Led by Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, Strategy (MSTR) made a massive bitcoin purchase last week.
The leading bitcoin treasury company added 17,994 bitcoin to its holdings for a total cost of $1.28...

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<p>Led by Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, Strategy (MSTR) made a massive bitcoin purchase last week.</p>
<adv/><p>The leading bitcoin treasury company added 17,994 bitcoin to its holdings for a total cost of $1.28 billion, or $70,946 per coin. The company stack now stands at 738,731 BTC acquired for $56.04 billion, or $75,862 per coin.</p>
<adv/><p>Bitcoin is currently trading just below $68,000.</p>
<p>Last week's buys were mostly funded via $900 million in sales of common stock. The company also sold $377 million of its STRC preferred series of stock, according to a Monday morning filing.</p>
<p>MSTR shares are higher by 0.2% in pre-market trading.</p>

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Michael Saylor's Strategy made $1.3 billion bitcoin purchase last week

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