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Strategy's MSTR daily trading volume now surpasses JP Morgan's

Strategy's MSTR now trades 15-20 million shares daily, surpassing JPMorgan's 6-9 million, as Bitcoin proxy equity draws outsized speculative

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Strategy's MSTR daily trading volume now surpasses JP Morgan's

Strategy's MSTR trades 15-20M shares daily, exceeding JPMorgan's 6-9M despite 25x smaller market cap and 64% volatility. Potential MSCI exclusion could trigger $2.8-8.8B passive outflows, raising sustainability questions for the Bitcoin-vault strategy.

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benzinga.com16 g fa

Strategy Sells 1,690 BTC as MSTR Rejects $105 Level For the Third Time - Strategy (NASDAQ:MSTR)

Strategy Inc. sold 1,690 BTC ($108.6M) and $653M in equity to reach $4.65B reserves, shifting from crypto accumulation to liability management. Recurring Bitcoin sales show holdings now fund preferred stock obligations rather than serving as investment reserve.

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lunedì 10 agosto 2026·coindesk.com
Strategy sells 1,690 bitcoin, raises $653 million from MSTR shares
The company increased its USD reserve to $4.65 billion while reducing its bitcoin holdings to 840,447 BTC
lunedì 10 agosto 2026·benzinga.com
Strategy Sells 1,690 BTC as MSTR Rejects $105 Level For the Third Time - Strategy (NASDAQ:MSTR)
Strategy sells 1,690 Bitcoin and raises $653M from MSTR shares, lifting its USD reserve to $4.65B.

Strategy's MSTR daily trading volume now surpasses JP Morgan's

Strategy Sells 1,690 BTC as MSTR Rejects $105 Level For the Third Time - Strategy (NASDAQ:MSTR)

Timeline cronologica

Strategy sells 1,690 bitcoin, raises $653 million from MSTR shares

Strategy Sells 1,690 BTC as MSTR Rejects $105 Level For the Third Time - Strategy (NASDAQ:MSTR)

Strategy sells 1,690 bitcoin, raises $653 million from MSTR shares

Strategy's MSTR daily trading volume now surpasses JP Morgan's