Strategy Sells $105M in Bitcoin to Fund Dividends and Buybacks
Strategy has sold $105 million worth of Bitcoin to fund preferred dividends and repurchase $81 million in STRC stock, marking its second major sale this year.
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Strategy has sold $105 million worth of Bitcoin to fund preferred dividends and repurchase $81 million in STRC stock, marking its second major sale this year.
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Bitcoin has surged past $65,000 as global market concerns ease, marking a significant recovery. The rise comes despite ongoing ETF outflows and regulatory uncertainties.
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The Crypto Clarity Act is at the center of a political tug-of-war. While some hail it as a rare bipartisan effort, others see it as another victim of party politics.
Bitcoin remains stable around $65,000 as investors await the Federal Reserve's upcoming decision, despite volatility in AI stocks.
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