Strategy completes $1.5 billion debt buyback, BTC returns of 13.3% year-to-date

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Mars Finance reported that, according to an official announcement from Strategy, Strategy has completed a repurchase of $1.5 billion in 2029 convertible bonds at an approximately 8% discount, generating an additional 0.7% BTC Yield. The company’s total debt has fallen to $6.7 billion. From early 2026 to date, Strategy has achieved 13.3% BTC Yield, with a BTC gain of 89,378 BTC, worth approximately $6.8 billion. As of May 25, 2026, the company holds a total of 843,738 BTC, with a total purchase cost of approximately $63.87 billion and an average purchase price of about $75,700 per BTC.
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MintColdBrew
· 11h ago
0.7% additional return doesn't seem like much, but 1.5 billion as the base is huge.
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RugProofMaybe
· 11h ago
Debt reduced to 6.7 billion, continue stacking coins with a lighter load
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GateUser-ad8b77bd
· 11h ago
13.3% BTC Yield, this strategy's return rate blows traditional asset management out of the water
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TideEarningsTable
· 11h ago
Convertible bonds play creatively, the ceiling of financial operations in the cryptocurrency world
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AirdropNightwatch
· 11h ago
Since the beginning of 2026, an additional 89k tokens have been added; this is the accumulation rate.
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AirdropArchivist
· 11h ago
843,738 tokens, this position size is almost catching up with a small country's reserves.
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GateUser-78acf617
· 11h ago
The average price is 75.7k yuan, and the current unrealized profit should be quite substantial.
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BridgeSideBanter
· 11h ago
Buying back bonds at 80% off is a bit sneaky.
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