The strategy generated more than $2 billion last week alone through STRC’s ongoing preferred stock offerings. Data from Bitcoin Treasuries shows a significant inflow of capital into Strategy’s STRC from May 11 to May 14.
Their tracking shows that the company withdrew the equivalent of 2,543 BTC on May 11, 2,982 BTC on May 12, and 5,164 BTC on May 13.
Capital accumulation also reached its maximum on May 14, with daily inflows from STRC ATMs rising to an estimated 14,439 BTC. This activity alone generated net revenues of US$1.17 billion and pushed daily trading volume to over US$1.54 billion.
Recent reports indicate that weekly inflows linked to STRC exceeded $2 billion as the company revived one of its largest funding mechanisms for purchasing Bitcoin.
Analysts say the capital raise could pave the way for another major company Acquisition of Bitcoinafter Strategy completed several multi-billion dollar Bitcoin purchases earlier this year.
Will the strategy use STRC proceeds to buy more Bitcoin?
Overall, in just four trading days, the strategy Believer About $2.03 billion in new capital from the STRC ATM program, which could translate into purchases exceeding 25,000 bitcoin. The strong market response has brought STRC’s market capitalization to $8.5 billion, placing it in the top spot among tradable preferred stocks worldwide.
Executive Chairman Michael Saylor once defined preferred stock as a “digital credit instrument,” designed to obtain yield-seeking capital to fund the company’s ongoing Bitcoin strategy.
Right now, preferred stock is steadily moving towards a price of $100.
Last week, STRC maintained a stable trading range, ending at $100 on May 11 and 13. It had risen to about $100.01 on May 12, but fell on May 14 to $99.99 and then thereafter. To $99.24 on May 15.
Assets Annual return It remains at 11.5%, even as yields decline across the market. The company’s management is considering moving from monthly to semi-monthly dividend distribution. Currently, the annual dividend bill is around $1.5 billion and continues to rise with each share issue.
Some analysts warn that the model imposes increased financial obligations. The strategy’s growing portfolio of preferred securities could put pressure on the company to eventually liquidate portions of its Bitcoin holdings if dividend costs rise faster than incoming capital.
During recent earnings discussions, company executives acknowledged the possibility of Bitcoin sales if necessary to support dividend payments, signaling a shift from the company’s long-standing “never sell” narrative.
Overall, STRC’s performance over the past week indicates the potential for Bitcoin accumulation. However, recently, Polymarket traders have risen sharply I paid The potential for Strategy Inc.
Bitcoin liquidation to 86% before 2026 ends. Odds rose from the 30% range after Saylor opened the door to selective sales during the first quarter earnings call. The market flipped after the executive said on May 5 that selling one bitcoin would fund the purchase of 10 to 20 more, a major retreat from the company’s old “never sell” rule.
However, Strategy just purchased $43 million worth of Bitcoin on May 11.
The strategy will repurchase approximately $1.5 billion of its convertible senior notes due 2029.
Meanwhile, as Cryptopolitan previously reported, the strategy has done just that Agreed to Repurchase in particular Approximately $1.5 billion of its 0% convertible senior notes due 2029.
The company is expected to spend approximately $1.38 billion in cash. Once the trade is completed, Strategy will stop the buyback religion At the same time, the associated debt line was reduced by 50%.
However, the structure of returns is based in part on the weighted average daily price of MSTR class shares during a specific measurement window. As a result, the $1.38 billion notional amount is variable and may be adjusted to reflect the stock market performance during the window.
To fund the payments, the company said it could draw on cash reserves, money raised through a market program, proceeds from securities sales, or the liquidation of bitcoin. Subject to standard closing conditions, the transaction is expected to close on May 19. The strategy will then retire the repurchased bonds, while approximately $1.5 billion of 2029 convertible bonds will remain in circulation.
