Strategy has paused its Bitcoin purchases this week to focus on repurchasing nearly $1.5 billion of its 0% convertible senior notes due 2029, using cash and proceeds from stock sales. Despite the pause, the company remains the largest corporate Bitcoin holder with over 843,000 BTC and maintains its long-term goal to maximize Bitcoin per share by 2033. The move reflects a broader capital management plan amid weakening Bitcoin demand, which has dropped to its lowest level in five months, signaling caution in the market. Executive Chairman Michael Saylor emphasized that this shift does not signal a retreat from Bitcoin but a flexible approach to balance equity, debt, and Bitcoin holdings.
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