Strategy utilized $139.3 million in cash to reduce STRC preferred share supply while keeping its massive 845,050 BTC treasury unchanged for the second consecutive week.
Strategy repurchased 1.42M STRC shares, reducing supply and supporting price.
Strategy bought back $139.3M of STRC preferred but no common stock, and Bitcoin holdings remained unchanged, indicating a neutral short-term signal for MSTR.
Strategy made no Bitcoin purchases or sales for the second week, leaving its 845,050 BTC stack unchanged.
No STRF shares were repurchased, so no direct buyback support.
No STRK shares were repurchased, so no direct buyback support.
No STRD shares were repurchased, so no direct buyback support.
Strategy deployed $139.3 million to repurchase 1.42 million STRC preferred shares for the week ending September 13. The firm maintained its Bitcoin holdings at 845,050 BTC, while keeping its MSTR common stock buyback program untouched as it awaits a critical MSCI index decision.
The company spent $139.3 million on STRC repurchases for the week ending September 13, down from $176.3 million the prior week, as it continues to manage its USD cash liquidity pool.
MSCI is evaluating whether to remove 'non-operating companies' like Strategy from its global equity benchmarks, a move that could significantly impact passive fund flows tied to the stock.