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Michael Saylor is set to announce another round of Bitcoin purchases on Monday, April 27, following his customary Sunday teaser. However, the funding mechanics behind Strategy’s buys suggest the market may not see a repeat of last week’s record pace.
Strategy’s prior push was described as historic, lifting its Bitcoin reserves to 815,061 BTC. The article states that almost the entire volume was financed through issuance of MSTR shares.
For the current week, the article says the share-issuance funding channel paused. It attributes this to MSTR trading at $99.46, described as slightly below par, which Strategy is said to be avoiding in order to prevent shareholder dilution.
As a result, the article reports that Strategy is not expected to add any Bitcoin this week. According to the mstr.live tracker cited in the piece, the weekly total is 0 BTC.
The article frames Monday’s announcement as less likely to be about setting new purchase records and more about how Strategy adapts its approach when its primary funding route is constrained.
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