
Strategy sees $30B digital credit capacity without new stock sales
Michael Saylor says Strategy can generate up to $30B in digital credit without new common-stock fundraising or further Bitcoin gains, as it plans more BTC buys.
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Michael Saylor says Strategy can generate up to $30B in digital credit without new common-stock fundraising or further Bitcoin gains, as it plans more BTC buys.

The firm paid about $81,734 per coin in its latest purchase, following a 2,822 BTC buy earlier last week.

Strive paid an average of roughly $81,734 per coin in its latest purchase, building on 2,822 BTC acquired earlier last week.

The Oct. 5-9 purchase is the company's largest bitcoin acquisition since January and narrows the gap between its treasury and MARA's, according to The Block.

The Tom Lee-linked treasury company now holds more than 4.9% of ether's circulating supply, with total crypto, cash and other investments at $17.2 billion.

Bitcoin traded above the $70,000 strike before the Sept. 25 expiry, but GameStop's position status and settlement terms remain undisclosed.
On-chain data firm CryptoQuant warned MicroStrategy to pause Bitcoin purchases, but the company had already started rebuilding its cash reserves.