The November 2–8 filing reports no STRC ATM sales, while buybacks absorbed two-thirds of the week’s MSTR proceeds.
Strategy funded its Bitcoin purchases with common-stock sales during November 2–8, even as STRC, its variable-rate preferred stock, reached $100. Strategy had said it would not issue STRC below that price, but its November 9 disclosure reported no STRC sales under its at-the-market offering program.
The allocation shows where the week’s financing went. Of $283.8 million in net proceeds from MSTR common shares, $188.3 million funded STRC repurchases, $81.9 million funded Bitcoin purchases and $13.6 million went to USD Cash, according to the weekly financing update.
That put about two-thirds of the new common-stock money into buying back preferred shares. Less than a third went into Bitcoin. STRC’s market-price recovery had yet to become reported STRC ATM financing within that week.
Strategy’s November 2–8 MSTR proceeds went mostly to repurchasing preferred shares. No STRC ATM sales were reported for the week.
Covers November 2–8, 2026 only. Allocation is not a return forecast or a conclusion about later STRC issuance. USD Cash allocation is a flow, not the cash balance; future dividend savings depend on rates and declarations.
Reported net proceeds and allocations in USD millions: 188.3+81.9+13.6=283.8. Band widths use allocation/283.8: 66.34954%, 28.85835%, 4.79211%; labels rounded to one decimal. Buyback/Bitcoin ratio 188.3/81.9=2.29915, rounded to 2.3. Repurchased share count is reported.
Covers November 2–8, 2026 only. Allocation is not a return forecast or a conclusion about later STRC issuance. USD Cash allocation is a flow, not the cash balance; future dividend savings depend on rates and declarations.
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