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Strategy buys 1,036 bitcoin and repurchases $188 million of STRC
Bitcoin treasury firm Strategy bought 1,036 bitcoin for $81.9 million and spent $188.3 million buying back STRC preferred shares. The moves matter to investors because the firm's holdings are now large and its preferred stock is criticized.

Strategy, a bitcoin treasury firm, added 1,036 bitcoin to its holdings last week. The purchase cost $81.9 million, an average of $79,012 for each coin. It was the company's second weekly purchase in a row, and its total now stands at 850,364 bitcoin.
At the same time, Strategy kept buying back its STRC preferred stock. A buyback is when a company buys its own shares, and preferred stock is a class of shares that usually pays a set dividend. The firm spent about $188.3 million on STRC shares at roughly $99.76 each.

STRC traded at $100 during the day on Nov. 4, yet the firm sold none of its shares. Peter Schiff, a prominent Bitcoin critic, has called the stock "dead". He accuses Strategy of keeping it on life support with heavy buybacks, despite a 12% dividend yield, which is the yearly payout measured against the share price.
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The buybacks cost more than the bitcoin purchase last week, which shows how the firm split its spending between the two.
Strategy's weekly spending
- Bitcoin purchase81.9 million $
- STRC buyback188.3 million $
Figures from Strategy's SEC filing.
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