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Strategy bought 168 BTC for $18.8 million at an average price of $112,051 per coin last week.

A deep dive into the three strategic models emerging in corporate Bitcoin treasury companies, from pure-play credit issuers to hybrid operators, based on Michael Saylor’s latest thinking.

The Finance Issue explores Bitcoin’s evolution from a peer-to-peer currency to a global financial reserve, examining its integration into corporate treasuries and mainstream finance.

Strategy (MSTR) shares fell 3.6% to $319.84 as Bitcoin’s 2% decline dragged down crypto-related stocks.

Strategy, the world’s largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, reported $3.9 billion in fair value gains from their Bitcoin holdings for the third quarter.

Michael Saylor has never shied away from grand visions, but his latest roadmap Strategy’s Bitcoin strategy may be his boldest yet. In a wide-ranging conversation...

Strategy, the world’s largest corporate holder of bitcoin, added 196 BTC to its treasury last week for $22.1 million at an average price of $113,048 per coin, according to a U.S. SEC filing.

I disagree with Bitcoin and crypto industry leaders like Michael Saylor and Brian Armstrong, who are proposing building a new debt system on top of bitcoin, which was built to be a definancializing force.

Michael Saylor's remarks at the Bitcoin Treasuries Unconference in NYC continue painting a picture of Bitcoin as yield-generating capital.

Strategy has acquired an additional 525 BTC for $60.2 million at an average price of $114,562, bringing its total holdings to 638,985 BTC. The purchase comes as corporate Bitcoin treasury holdings exceed 1 million BTC, representing approx 5% of the circulating supply, with new companies joining the trend almost daily.