Bitcoin treasury filing analysis.
SEC filings and treasury activity analyzed through BTC/share, capital structure and the shareholder-level result.

Strategy bought 811 BTC and repurchased $208.2 million of STRC. Gross bitcoin backing fell 0.165% per assumed diluted MSTR share.
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Strive bought 124 bitcoin, mostly with existing cash. SATS supplied all weekly ATM proceeds as ASST fell 23.4% and gross bitcoin per share rose 0.29%.
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Strategy repurchased $204.9M of STRC and paused Bitcoin purchases and common ATM sales. The buyback removes $24.8M in annualized dividends at the current 12% rate.
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Strive added 6,182 BTC and grew effective Bitcoin per share 13.8%. SATS capital is on the balance sheet, with a new $1B ATM and larger preferred claims.
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Strive reaches 36,818 BTC as final warrant dilution leaves effective BTC per share nearly flat. SATS brings $608.15M estimated net proceeds and a larger dividend reserve.
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Strategy added 267 BTC and repurchased $193.1 million of STRC. BTC per share stayed flat as preferred buyback authority rose to $3 billion and USD Cash declined.
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The October 9 snapshot: 3,311 BTC added and effective BTC/share up 1.72%. Includes an October 19 update with the final warrant outcome and current balances.
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Strategy added 250 BTC while BTC per share stayed flat. Its $192.4 million STRC buyback reduces annualized dividends by $23.2 million at the current 12% rate.
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Strive's October 5 filing shows 3.79% effective BTC per share growth, a smaller warrant balance and a new $500 million SATA repurchase facility.
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Strategy added 334 BTC as ADSO BTC/share rose 0.02%. Its $176.3 million STRC buyback lowers annualized dividends by $21.3 million at the current 12% rate.
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Strategy bought more Bitcoin, but ADSO BTC/share fell 0.13%. Some 42% of MSTR proceeds funded STRC buybacks, reducing annualized dividends by $18.4 million at 12%.
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Strive bought fewer Bitcoin, yet effective BTC/share growth improved to 3.51%. Warrant exercises slowed, and $684.4 million of potential exercise proceeds remain.
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Strategy bought 950 BTC with USD Cash, sold no ATM shares, and still spent $174 million repurchasing STRC. ADSO BTC/share increased approximately 0.11%.
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Strive added 1,355 BTC while effective common shares rose 2.1%. BTC/share still increased 3.2% as warrant exercises joined SATA in the financing mix.
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Strategy repurchased 1.42 million STRC shares for $139.3 million while holding 845,050 BTC. The buybacks reduced preferred claims and annualized dividends without directly increasing BTC/share.
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Strive reached 25,000 BTC as SATA crossed $1 billion in notional outstanding. Bitcoin grew approximately 1.9%, while effective common shares rose just 0.04%.
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Why Strategy chose to retire STRC rather than add Bitcoin—and what the capital allocation decision means for BTC/share.
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Strive increased its Bitcoin holdings to 24,531 BTC while its effective common share count also increased. Bitcoin grew faster than the denominator.
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