Strategy pulled in $544.5 million through the sale of roughly 5.4 million Class A shares as part of its ATM program from July 20 to July 26, the company revealed on Monday. Despite this significant cash influx, Strategy kept its Bitcoin holdings steady, continuing a stretch without any BTC trades since early July when it trimmed its stash by 3,588 coins.
The firm remains the largest corporate Bitcoin holder worldwide, holding on to 843,775 BTC, currently valued at around $55 billion based on market rates. This steady position shows how Strategy is balancing liquidity needs while maintaining its core cryptocurrency assets intact.
Alongside the stock sale, Strategy repurchased 288,930 preferred STRC shares, spending $25 million. No common stock or other preferred share categories were bought back during this time. The company’s cash reserves climbed to $3.75 billion from $3.2 billion just a week earlier, signaling an ongoing effort to bolster financial flexibility. also Strategy still holds authorization to repurchase up to $975 million in preferred stock and $1 billion in common shares.
The market responded calmly to these moves, with shares showing little volatility following the announcements.
