@wholemars Saw a cybercab this morning testing in Scottsdale. Couldn’t tell if it had a steering wheel but there was a passenger on board. If the geofence goes all the way to where I spotted it that would be huge.
@ZynxBTC@TheFnAardvark@saylor Number go up wouldn’t hurt, either.
Pomp just interviewed @MunchingMoez who said they participated in SATS and will likely be selling most of it at par. Wouldn’t be surprising if the same thing is happening with STRC and Saylor is stepping in to take those shares off the market
The warrants are gone. $SATS just raised $630M without issuing a single common share.
Now $ASST needs to turn that cash into more Bitcoin per share.
$105M a year in dividends sets a high bar.
Our breakdown:
https://t.co/i0RGoOizhy
You held 100 $ASST shares.
The Bitcoin behind them more than doubled.
1.39 million sats → 2.90 million sats.
Same share count. +108.2% gross backing.*
And this chart ends BEFORE the $630M $SATS IPO.
@ChrisMMillas I’m confident they’ll hit the mark on those 3 things. With that being said they could execute perfectly and still trade down or flat if sentiment on MSTR isn’t great for one reason or another.
Either way I’m holding for the long term 💪
Strategy raised preferred buyback authority to $3B. $1.16B remains
USD Cash: $447.3M. The $4.83B dividend/interest reserve is separate.
The next funding decision matters: cash, new $MSTR or new preferreds?
Full analysis:
https://t.co/gH5fRlrNqW
Strategy bought 267 BTC
It spent almost 9x more buying back $STRC
$22.1M on Bitcoin
$193.1M on preferred repurchases
BTC/share barely moved. But those buybacks remove ~$23.3M in annualized dividends at the current 12% rate
Strategy has repurchased $193M of $STRC and acquired 267 $BTC. As of 10/18/26, we hold 848,517 BTC and $5.3B of USD Assets. We have also increased the size of our Digital Credit Securities Repurchase Program from $2.0B to $3.0B. $MSTR https://t.co/ea29gd1OO5