Strategy has resumed Bitcoin purchases after more than two months, buying 4,603 BTC for about $370 million at an average price of $80,318 per coin. The company now holds 845,050 BTC and has $6.71 billion in cash assets, while also repurchasing $152 million in STRC preferred shares.

Strive, the publicly traded asset manager pursuing an aggressive Bitcoin treasury strategy, has purchased another 1,800 Bitcoin for approximately $143 million, pushing its holdings to 23,156 BTC and vaulting the company into the top five publicly traded corporate Bitcoin holders.

Strategy reported an $8.22 billion net loss in the second quarter after Bitcoin's decline triggered an $8.32 billion unrealized loss on its massive cryptocurrency holdings, but the company also revealed a significant shift in how it plans to manage its Bitcoin treasury going forward.

Strategy continues to raise hundreds of millions of dollars from investors — but for another consecutive week, none of that capital has gone into Bitcoin.

Two Polymarket traders have sued the prediction market platform, accusing it of rewriting the rules after the outcome of a high-profile Strategy Bitcoin market became clear to avoid paying winning bettors.

Michael Saylor’s Strategy has carried out its largest-ever Bitcoin sale, offloading 3,588 BTC worth approximately $216 million to fund preferred stock dividend payments while marking a notable departure from the company’s long-standing commitment to never sell its holdings.

FBI Director Kash Patel is facing fresh scrutiny after disclosing a six-figure investment in Bitcoin proxy Strategy more than six months after purchasing the shares, raising questions over conflicts of interest as the bureau steps up enforcement against crypto-related crime.

For years, Michael Saylor built his reputation as Bitcoin's most outspoken evangelist, relentlessly promoting BTC while criticizing the debt-driven financial system and fiat credit.

trategy has expanded both its Bitcoin holdings and cash reserves, raising fresh questions about whether the company is becoming more focused on balance-sheet strength as volatility weighs on its securities.

Strategy’s Executive Chairman Michael Saylor defended the firm’s sale of 32 Bitcoin, saying it was done to support credit obligations and not a change in its long-term Bitcoin strategy. He also said wider market pressure from a surge in AI investment is pulling capital away from Bitcoin for now.