MSTR Stock Slips as Strategy Halts Bitcoin Buying and Raises $450M
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Key Insights:
- MSTR stock falls 3.43% after Strategy reports no weekly Bitcoin buys.
- Strategy raises a $450 million cash reserve in its Bitcoin news while pausing new Bitcoin purchases.
- Strategy keeps 843,775 BTC as it prioritizes liquidity over new purchases.
MSTR stock declined after the company disclosed that it did not purchase additional Bitcoin during the previous week. Instead, the Bitcoin treasury company strengthened its financial position by increasing its U.S. dollar reserve.
The latest filing showed Strategy raised $466.7 million through stock sales and lifted its cash reserve to $3 billion. At the same time, the company kept its Bitcoin holdings unchanged at 843,775 BTC. The update arrived alongside a weaker trading session for MSTR stock, which remained under pressure despite an intraday recovery.
Strategy Raises Cash While MSTR Stock Faces Early Pressure
Strategy disclosed in a July 13 filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that it sold 4,818,781 shares of MSTR stock between July 6 and July 12. The company generated net proceeds of approximately $466.7 million through its at-the-market offering program.
Rather than purchasing additional Bitcoin, Strategy directed the proceeds toward its U.S. dollar reserve. The reserve increased by $450 million and reached $3 billion as of July 12. The company stated that the reserve supports dividend payments on preferred stock and interest obligations tied to outstanding debt.
The filing also showed that Strategy still has large remaining capacity under its equity offering programs. More than $23.79 billion remains available for future issuance of MSTR stock. The company also reported that it did not repurchase any shares during the same period.
However, the Bitcoin news surrounding the filing focused on the company’s decision to preserve liquidity instead of expanding its digital asset holdings.
Strategy’s Unchanged BTC Holdings
In addition to the Bitcoin news, Strategy confirmed that it made no Bitcoin purchases between July 6 and July 12. As a result, its total holdings remained at 843,775 BTC.
According to the filing, the company acquired those holdings for approximately $63.69 billion, including fees and expenses. The average purchase price stands at $75,476 per Bitcoin.
Based on the disclosed figures, the holdings carry an estimated market value of around $53 billion. That places the position at roughly $10.7 billion below its aggregate purchase cost using current market prices cited in the filing.
The company’s Bitcoin holdings continue to represent about 4% of Bitcoin’s maximum supply of 21 million coins. Michael Saylor also confirmed the updated figures while announcing the latest treasury position.

Bitcoin news also pointed out that Strategy made no announcements regarding additional Bitcoin purchases or future stock sales for the coming week.
MSTR Stock Declines After Company Update
MSTR stock traded lower at the time of writing following the company update. The Strategy stock traded at $91.39, down by 3.43% from the previous closing price of $94.64, Yahoo Finance data showed.

The stock opened above $92 before falling toward the $90.50 level during early trading. Buyers later supported the price, allowing shares to recover above $91 before the first trading hour ended.
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