October funding and splicing repairs limit peer fees and verify backend transactions, while the latest listed release remains September's v0.14.3.
Saylor's company spent nearly nine times as much repurchasing its Stretch preferred stock as it did on bitcoin last week, leaving $354.8 million of its $2 billion buyback authorization.
The company also repurchased $192.4 million of its STRC preferred stock and now holds 848,250 BTC.
The company raised an estimated $55 million during the week of Oct. 5. An expected 8-K filing will clarify whether the funds were converted into Bitcoin.
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Michael Saylor's Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) spent roughly nine times the $21.5 million on buying 250 BTC during the period between October 5 and 11 on repurchasing its own STRC preferred shares, which it directed $192.4 million into.
Bitcoin's 13-week exponential moving average moved above its 34-week average on Oct. 12, marking a bullish setup on a weekly chart.