# Accumulation Articoli collegati

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After a Two-Month Pause, Strategy Resumes Accumulating Bitcoin Reserves, Purchasing 4,603 BTC

After a nearly two-month pause, Michael Saylor's company, Strategy, has resumed purchasing Bitcoin, acquiring 4,603 BTC for $369.7 million last week at an average price of $80,318 per coin. This marks its first major purchase since late June. The acquisition was funded by a $602.8 million common stock offering, with part of the proceeds used to repurchase STRC preferred shares and the remainder added to cash reserves. Strategy now holds 845,050 bitcoins, acquired at an average cost of $75,412 each. Prior to the official announcement, Saylor's cryptic "We're Back" post on social media platform X was interpreted by the market as a signal of the company's return to Bitcoin accumulation. The two-month hiatus was used to strengthen the company's financial position, including stabilizing preferred share offerings and building up dollar reserves. The pause coincided with a difficult market period where Strategy's massive Bitcoin holdings were underwater, a situation that reversed as Bitcoin's price rose above $80,000. The return to buying aligns with the restored profitability of Strategy's Bitcoin portfolio. From a data analysis perspective, the sustainability of this new accumulation phase may depend on whether the premium of MSTR shares to the value of its Bitcoin portfolio remains at a level conducive to further equity offerings. The technical model remains unchanged: converting capital from stock sales into Bitcoin without debt. The key question is whether this represents a sustainable trend or another episode in the cycle of "pause and accumulate" that the company has experienced over the past year.

cryptonews.ru08/31 12:54

After a Two-Month Pause, Strategy Resumes Accumulating Bitcoin Reserves, Purchasing 4,603 BTC

cryptonews.ru08/31 12:54

Accumulation Across the Entire Market, BTC May Challenge the $86,000 Resistance Zone?

Record-breaking short liquidations ignited a roughly 26% rebound in Bitcoin from the August lows. Unlike previous leverage-driven squeezes, this rally is supported by substantial buy-side demand. U.S. spot ETFs recorded their strongest weekly inflows of the year, with $2.23 billion, while bitcoin continued to flow out of exchanges. On-chain data shows all wallet cohorts are simultaneously accumulating coins, confirming broad-based buying. Leverage has been effectively cleared post-squeeze, with bitcoin-denominated futures open interest contracting. The funding rate has hovered around neutral, indicating the move was driven more by short covering than new speculative longs. A key challenge lies ahead: a significant supply wall in the $81k to $86k range. This zone is defined by the cost basis of long-term holders, concentrated sell-side order book liquidity, and pending short liquidation clusters. Market structure appears top-heavy, with large-cap assets outperforming smaller ones, a pattern typical of early-cycle rallies. Bitcoin has also decoupled from equities during this move. Cycle indicators have risen from a prolonged "cool" phase, positioning the market in an early stage, far from historical top readings. The path forward hinges on whether this overhead supply can be absorbed. A sustained close above ~$83.3k with continued ETF inflows would signal strength. Conversely, a break below the ~$70k short-term holder cost basis, and ultimately the ~$62k-$65k support floor, would indicate weakening momentum.

marsbit08/27 04:36

Accumulation Across the Entire Market, BTC May Challenge the $86,000 Resistance Zone?

marsbit08/27 04:36

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