MicroStrategy bought 4,603 Bitcoin for $369.7 million, ending a 10-week pause. Share sales funded the entire purchase.

MicroStrategy has finally returned to active Bitcoin accumulation, buying 4,603 BTC for $369.7 million between August 24 and August 30. After roughly 10

MicroStrategy has finally returned to active Bitcoin accumulation, buying 4,603 BTC for $369.7 million between August 24 and August 30. After roughly 10 weeks

Article by: Lockridge OkothCompiled by Saoirse, Foresight NewsMichael Saylor stated that Strategy is making a strong comeback. This two-word post came after Str

MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor announced the company is 'back' to buying Bitcoin after a 10-week pause, driven by improved financial conditions. The company's $6.69 billion cash reserve now nearly offsets its $6.71 billion convertible debt, reducing net leverage to 0.1%. Additionally, its preferred shares (STRC) are trading near the $100 target, easing dividend costs. While no new Bitcoin purchases have been officially reported yet, these financial shifts suggest MicroStrategy may soon resume buying Bitcoin, signaling confidence in the cryptocurrency's future despite recent sales to support preferred share repurchases.

Michael Saylor says MicroStrategy is back. The two-word post landed after 10 weeks in which the company, now named Strategy, bought no Bitcoin (BTC) at all.Thre

Saylor says MicroStrategy is back. Debt is covered, STRC nears par, and the Bitcoin buying pause may finally end.

MicroStrategy's stock has rallied alongside Bitcoin's price holding above $80,000, supported by strong crypto demand and inflows into Bitcoin ETFs. However, investor Peter Schiff remains bearish, warning that MicroStrategy's reliance on Bitcoin and preferred-stock obligations could lead to a "death spiral" if market conditions worsen. The company has increased its liquidity with a $1.6 billion cash buffer to manage Bitcoin purchases and financial obligations, which somewhat reduces immediate risks. Despite this, MicroStrategy remains highly exposed to Bitcoin's volatility, while CEO Michael Saylor continues to express confidence in Bitcoin's bullish outlook.