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Strategy Restarts Bitcoin Buying With $370 Million Purchase

The company funded 4,603 BTC entirely with MSTR share-sale proceeds, leaving its $5.10 billion USD Reserve untouched for preferred dividends and debt interest. Strategy restarted bitcoin purchases after a 10-week gap, buying 4,603 BTC for $369.7 million as it put a balance-sheet overhaul adopted in June into practice.

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Key Facts

Fact 1: The company funded 4,603 BTC entirely with MSTR share-sale proceeds, leaving its $5.10 billion USD Reserve untouched for preferred dividends and debt interest.
Fact 2: Strategy restarted bitcoin purchases after a 10-week gap, buying 4,603 BTC for $369.7 million as it put a balance-sheet overhaul adopted in June into practice.
Fact 3: The company paid an average of $80,318 per bitcoin during the week ended Aug.
Fact 4: 30, according to its Monday filing.

The company paid an average of $80,318 per bitcoin during the week ended Aug. 30, according to its Monday filing. The entire purchase came from proceeds of common-share sales rather than the USD Reserve, which under Strategy’s board-approved policy may be used only for preferred-stock dividends and debt interest unless the board authorizes another use.

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