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Strategy Stock Jumps After Fresh Bitcoin Buy—Is The Flywheel Sustainable?
Strategy moved higher after a Monday SEC filing showed the company bought another 3,015 Bitcoin for $204.1 million between Feb. 23 and March 1, paying roughly $67,700 per coin and lifting total holdings to 720,737 BTC at an average cost of about $75,985. The disclosure landed as Bitcoin rebounded to around the high-$60,000s after a dip into the low-$60,000s, and it reinforced Michael Saylor’s message that the firm intends to keep accumulating through volatility. Investors also focused on the funding method: Strategy sold $237.1 million of common and preferred stock through its at-the-market programs to finance the purchase, extending the equity-to-Bitcoin “flywheel” that has come to define the company. The filing, however, also re-spotlighted the sustainability debate around a levered Bitcoin-treasury model that now sits under mark-to-market accounting, where quarterly earnings can swing dramatically with crypto prices and capital costs can tighten quickly if risk appetite fades.
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⦁ Analysis Of Key Financial Ratios
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