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Michael Saylor's firm ended a two-month buying pause with purchases averaging $80,318 per coin, pushing its bitcoin stake to roughly 4 percent of the fixed supply.

Co-founder Michael Saylor's "We're Back" post and $1.59 billion flexible cash reserves suggest MicroStrategy will end its two-month purchasing pause, with prediction markets pricing a 96 percent probability of a new Bitcoin buy announcement by Aug. 31

MicroStrategy sold 18.26 million shares in six days, repurchased preferred stock and created a new $1.59 billion cash account alongside its existing $5.1 billion reserve.

Japanese firm deploys 2,100 bitcoin to establish U.S. Nasdaq-listed vehicle for corporate treasury strategy, acquiring 96 percent stake in gaming company rebranded as Superplanet.

Strategy raised $333.7M selling 3.46M MSTR shares, used proceeds to repurchase $132.2M of STRC and grow its cash buffer to $4.8B.

Tokyo-listed Metaplanet says a flagged 5,014 BTC transfer was a routine internal custody move, leaving its $2.73 billion treasury untouched.

CEO Phong Le says Strategy will resume Bitcoin buying once its STRC preferred stock returns to par value, after selling 7,000 BTC to cover shareholder obligations.

Strategy's founder posted 'Doing ₿usiness' Saturday, a phrase he has used repeatedly ahead of confirmed Bitcoin purchase announcements.

BitMine's total holdings fell $500M to $11.3B as a lower ETH mark offset a week of accumulation, bringing its staked position to 4.9M ETH yielding $247M annualized.

Saylor's cryptic social media post aligns with MicroStrategy's four-year pattern of leveraging debt and equity to stack Bitcoin, pointing to another acquisition round.

The aerospace company's IPO filing reveals substantial corporate treasury allocation to digital assets

MicroStrategy Chairman Michael Saylor said the company may sell Bitcoin to avoid accounting write-downs, marking a shift from its accumulation-only stance

Corporate treasuries and publicly traded entities expanded Bitcoin holdings over the past year, absorbing nearly two percent of circulating supply

The Bitcoin treasury firm's shares dropped 17 percent after reporting massive first-quarter loss and continued BTC sales

The shift from consistent accumulation to a temporary halt by a prominent corporate holder suggests evolving capital allocation strategies ahead of Q1 earnings.