After a continuous rebound of Bitcoin, Strategy's Bitcoin Treasury returned to the floating zone. Corporate disclosures show that 840,447 BTCs held at market prices of approximately $77,000 currently correspond to unrealized gains of approximately $1.4 billion, which is significantly repaired from the deep run-off of July.

Warehousing again above average cost

To date, the total value of bitcoin held by Strategy is approximately $64,970 million, with an average purchase cost of approximately $75,385 per item. As Bitcoin broke the cost line, the company as a whole was reoriented with a surplus of approximately 2.4 per cent.

Prior to that, in July, Bitcoin had fallen to about $58,000, resulting in a deficit in Strategy ' s warehouse account to about $13 billion. Although there has been a clear rebound in the recent past, the price of bitcoin is still below the historic high of $126,000 last October.

The sale of some bitcoin began recently.

Corporate disclosures indicate that since May, Strategy has sold a cumulative total of 6,948 BTCs, with a cash balance of approximately $432.5 billion. This is a clear change from the “no sell” position that Executive Chairman Michael Saylor has long emphasized.

Of these, during the week ending 9 August, Strategy sold 1,690 BTCs, with a turnover of approximately US$ 109 million. The company used this money to repurchase STRC, its floating interest rate as a permanent priority share. Upon completion of the transaction, the bitcoin holding warehouse of Strategy was reduced to 840,447.

Bitcoin went up almost 23% in five days.

This round is directly related to the recent rapid rebound of bitcoin. According to the report, bitcoin rose five consecutive trading days, with a cumulative increase of nearly 23 per cent, the strongest in recent months. Most of the previous summer, prices had fluctuated from $60,000 to over $60,000.

This week, encrypted market sentiment was also boosted by United States policy. Trump called on Congress on Wednesday to move forward with the Clarity Act, which envisages a federal regulatory framework for digital assets and a division of regulatory responsibilities between the United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

On Thursday, the Chairman of the CTC, Michael S. Selig, indicated that staff members had been requested to prepare draft rules for the encryption of market structures in case Congress failed to adopt the relevant legislation. This statement further strengthens the market ' s expectations of the United States encryption regulatory advancement.