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According to monitoring by BitcoinTreasuries.NET, the preferred stock STRC issued by Strategy has raised enough funds to purchase 2,724 bitcoins.

According to monitoring by BitcoinTreasuries.NET, the preferred stock STRC issued by Strategy is expected to have raised funds to purchase over 250 bitcoins within just 25 minutes of opening.

According to Theblock, the Bitcoin asset management company Strive (ASST) will collaborate with ETF issuer Tuttle Capital Management to launch the T-Strive Digital Credit ETF, aimed at investing in the variable rate A series perpetual preferred stock STRC issued by Strategy, as well as the preferred stock SATA issued by Strive.It is reported that in January of this year, Strive announced plans to raise an additional $150 million through a secondary public offering, after the company raised $160 million through the oversubscribed SATA IPO. Once approved, the T-Strive Digital Credit ETF will trade on the Chicago Options Exchange under the stock code DGCR.

According to SoSoValue data, as of 8 AM Eastern Time on March 30, 2026, the total net purchase of Bitcoin by publicly listed companies worldwide (excluding mining companies) for the week was $70,000, a decrease of 99.93% compared to last week.Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has not announced any Bitcoin purchases.The Japanese listed company Metaplanet did not purchase Bitcoin last week, marking eleven consecutive weeks without purchases.In addition, another company purchased Bitcoin last week. The UK Bitcoin company BHODL announced on March 26 that it invested $72,832 to buy 1 Bitcoin;Swedish health tech company H100 plans to acquire Norwegian companies Moonshot AS and Never Say Die AS through an all-stock transaction, intending to increase its Bitcoin holdings to 3,501 Bitcoins. French Bitcoin asset company Capital B announced it has completed a financing of 2.8 million euros to advance Bitcoin purchases.As of the time of writing, the total amount of Bitcoin held by publicly listed companies worldwide (excluding mining companies) is 1,023,333 Bitcoins, an increase of 0.000098% compared to last week, with a current market value of approximately $6.939 billion, accounting for 5.1% of Bitcoin's circulating market value.

Strategy disclosed in the latest regulatory filing that as of the week ending March 29, 2026, the company had not purchased any new bitcoins, maintaining a position of 762,099 coins; based on the market value at that time, this batch of bitcoins was worth over 5.15 billion dollars.

CryptoQuant's recent report pointed out that Strategy is currently the single main buyer of BTC reserve demand, having accumulated approximately 45,000 BTC in the past 30 days, marking the fastest growth rate in nearly a year, with its holdings accounting for about 76% of all reserve-type companies.At the same time, non-Strategy companies' purchase volume has dropped to about 1,000 BTC, a decrease of approximately 99% from its peak, with their share falling to 2%. New demand is nearly exiting, and the number of purchases by related companies has decreased to 13 times (with a peak of 54 times), indicating a significant reduction in both capital investment and participation, with the overall market demand structure highly concentrated in Strategy.

Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor did not release the usual orange dot Bitcoin tracking post this Sunday, marking the first time in 13 weeks, leading the market to speculate that the company may have paused its weekly Bitcoin purchase plan. Saylor instead promoted the company's perpetual preferred stock STRC, emphasizing its 30-day volatility is lower than all components of the S&P 500, and offering an annual yield of 11.5%.Since December last year, Strategy has accumulated approximately 90,831 Bitcoins, currently holding a total of 762,099 Bitcoins at an average price of about $75,694. The company has also recently launched a $42 billion stock issuance plan, gradually shifting its focus towards preferred stock financing. Monday's 8-K filing will reveal whether the company has truly paused its Bitcoin purchases.

According to monitoring by Hyperinsight, "Strategy Opponent" (0x94d3) has completely closed its 40x leveraged BTC long position, with an average closing price of approximately $68,308, recording a loss of about $249,800.This long position continued to build after BTC fell below $69,000 early this morning, expanding to a scale of 439.9 BTC, approximately $30.3 million, and has now chosen to stop-loss and exit within the past half hour. Currently, this address has opened a short position of about $500,000 in BTC, with an average price of $67,923.At present, this address also holds a 20x leveraged BRENTOIL long position, with a holding scale of $25.74 million, an average price of $98.64, and an unrealized profit of $1.16 million (34%).

Strategy founder Michael Saylor stated that approximately 80% of the perpetual preferred stock STRC issued by the company is held by retail investors. This product pays dividends monthly, with a current annualized yield of about 11.5%.Saylor mentioned that STRC is designed to be a low-volatility income tool trading around a par value of $100, and the dividend rate can be adjusted based on market conditions. This year, Strategy has raised funds through this product and allocated them to Bitcoin, with a cumulative investment scale nearing $3 billion, and plans to raise a total of $42 billion through related financing arrangements, of which STRC accounts for $21 billion. Benchmark analysts pointed out that as demand for STRC grows, Strategy's ability to allocate Bitcoin may continue to strengthen.

According to BBX data, yesterday global listed companies showed a transition in their crypto treasury operations from "one-sided accumulation" to "asset securitization and optimization of debt structure," with the following core data:$1.1 billion debt buyback: MARA Holdings (NASDAQ: $MARA) confirmed yesterday the completion of cashing out 15,133 BTC, raising approximately $1.1 billion to repurchase discounted convertible senior notes. This move successfully reduced the company's debt by about 30% and captured a book premium of $88 million through "debt repayment with cryptocurrency."4,709 BTC covered calls: GameStop (NYSE: $GME) announced yesterday an agreement with Coinbase to pledge 4,709 BTC in its treasury as collateral, executing a covered call strategy. This marks the beginning of "retail concept stocks" utilizing their holdings to generate passive income.$5 million accumulation guideline: Genius Group (NYSE: $GNS) announced yesterday the purchase of an additional $5 million in Bitcoin. The company has established a "Bitcoin first" guideline, planning to continuously convert over 90% of its cash reserves into BTC.Spot ETF listed on the NYSE: Morgan Stanley (NYSE: $MS) officially announced yesterday that its spot Bitcoin ETF has been approved for listing on the NYSE. As a Wall Street giant, this move signifies that top investment banks have completed the transition from "channel merchants" to "asset managers."Volatility cooling report: Charles Schwab (NYSE: $SCHW) released the "2026 Bitcoin Maturity" report yesterday, indicating that BTC volatility has fallen to historical lows, gradually meeting the "compliance threshold" for traditional pension funds to enter treasury allocations.

GameStop disclosed that the approximately 4,710 BTC previously transferred to Coinbase Prime was not sold but used as collateral in a covered call strategy to generate option premium income.The company sold short-term call options over-the-counter (OTC), with strike prices ranging from $105,000 to $110,000, generating income while retaining exposure to Bitcoin, but this also limited the upside potential. As a result of this structure, GameStop no longer directly holds Bitcoin assets but records them as "receivable assets," which means the right to recover an equivalent amount of BTC from the counterparty in the future. Since the collateral can be rehypothecated or reused, its position has transformed into a derivative exposure with counterparty risk.The financial report shows that as of the end of the fiscal year, the value of receivable assets related to this strategy was approximately $368.3 million, while an unrealized loss of about $59.7 million was recorded (due to the decline in Bitcoin prices). Additionally, the company confirmed approximately $700,000 in option liabilities and $2.3 million in unrealized gains.

CryptoQuant analyzed on platform X that the demand for Bitcoin reserves is currently entirely driven by Strategy.In the past 30 days, Strategy purchased 45,000 Bitcoins, while other companies collectively bought only about 1,000, a decrease of 99% compared to before. Currently, Strategy holds about 76% of the Bitcoin reserve share, indicating a high concentration in the industry and a lack of broad corporate demand.

According to Bitcoin News, Strategy announced the launch of an exclusive Bitcoin security program that will bring together exchanges, custodians, asset management companies, service providers, and core developers to jointly address emerging threats, security vulnerabilities, and establish industry best practices.The company is hiring a Bitcoin Security Director to lead this initiative. This position will serve as the internal authority on protocols, cryptography, and asset custody, while also acting as a key external contact for the industry. The role will comprehensively build Strategy's Bitcoin security system, covering threat modeling, key management, multi-signature custody solution design, and wallet architecture, with a focus on institutional-level risk resilience and asset recoverability.

According to The Street, veteran investor Simon Dixon publicly criticized the Bitcoin accumulation strategy promoted by Michael Saylor, stating that it may exacerbate the centralization risk of Bitcoin.Currently, Strategy holds approximately 762,000 BTC, accounting for over 3% of the total supply. The company recently launched a $42 billion ATM financing plan, intending to continue accumulating Bitcoin.Dixon pointed out that this model deeply binds Bitcoin to the traditional financial system, making it more susceptible to short-term trading and price manipulation, deviating from the original intention of decentralization. He suggested returning to self-custody and long-term holding strategies, rather than centralized allocation through publicly listed companies.

According to monitoring by BitcoinTreasuries.NET, GameStop has pledged 4709 of its 4710 bitcoins as collateral, staked to Coinbase for a covered call option strategy.

According to monitoring by BitcoinTreasuries.NET, Strategy CEO Phong Le sold 3,299 shares of MSTR restricted stock at an average price of $138.33, with a transaction amount of $456,400.

Strategy CEO Phong Le purchased 2,509 shares of Stretch (STRC) perpetual preferred stock at an average price of $99.62, totaling $249,900.