STRC started the week strong, picking up right where it left off. According to our estimates, Strategy's preferred stock raised enough capital to acquire 899.42 Bitcoin on Monday — just a hair under that 900 mark — reaching a daily volume of $164.98 million USD. Net ATM proceeds came in at $62.7 million, with 642.8 thousand shares issued.
Real-time tracking of these moves is available on our STRC Dashboard, giving investors a clear view into STRC Bitcoin Accumulation and the ongoing STRC Bitcoin Funding activity driving these purchases.
Yesterday, Strategy confirmed via SEC filing that they bought 3,280 BTC using proceeds raised through STRC. It's worth noting that our estimate ahead of that buy pointed to enough capital for 4,535 Bitcoin — meaning the actual purchase came in below what the funding suggested. This is somewhat unusual, as in previous weeks Strategy has historically bought up to 50% more Bitcoin than our estimates would predict. As we gather more data, the STRC News picture becomes clearer, but exact figures will always require waiting on the next SEC filing to confirm.
Michael Saylor himself noted that STRC closed at $100.01, marking a strong close for the instrument.
Adding to the momentum, Apyx announced they added over 50,000 shares of STRC, bringing their total position to 450,000 shares held, with an explicit goal of becoming the largest holder of the preferred stock — a signal of just how much institutional conviction is building around this vehicle.
These estimates tend to run conservative given the nature of the data available, but the directional read remains valuable for understanding the pace of corporate Bitcoin demand. With STRC firing again at the start of the week, all eyes will be on what Strategy's next filing reveals.
You can track all of this activity on our STRC Dashboard, which now shows estimated daily buy activity — giving you everything you need to gauge how much Bitcoin Strategy is likely to accumulate in the week ahead. Check it out.
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