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Posted on 9/7/2026
Bitcoin-focused financial data analytics platform
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Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
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Full-time work from the Chennai office is required Monday through Friday, from 10:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. IST.
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Strategy.com operates a financial insights platform that analyzes Bitcoin-related debt, assets, and convertible notes for financial analysts, investors, and institutions. It collects and compiles data on Bitcoin markets and uses analytics to generate actionable insights and market trends. The product works through subscriptions and premium services that provide in-depth reports and real-time data access, allowing clients to monitor debt levels, asset holdings, and convertible agreements. Compared with competitors, Strategy.com specializes in Bitcoin-centric debt and asset data with a subscription-based model offering detailed, timely reports rather than broad, generic market data. The company’s goal is to deliver precise, actionable financial information that helps clients inform and optimize their investment strategies.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Vienna, Virginia
Founded
1989
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Crypto-related stocks surged Thursday as Bitcoin rose 5% to approach $80,000. Strategy jumped 10%, Galaxy Digital grew 10%, Coinbase Global rose 9%, and Robinhood Markets surged 15%. The rally followed reduced expectations for a Federal Reserve rate increase in September. The probability of a 25-basis-point hike dropped to 50.4% from 63.2% after jobless claims rose more than expected. Bitcoin climbed to about $79,800 in morning trading. Ethereum advanced 2.8% to roughly $2,460, whilst Binance Coin jumped 34% to $719.30 and XRP gained 6.6% to $1.42. Robinhood's rally came as its chain generated $4.32 million in revenue over 24 hours, surpassing Solana's $3.98 million and Ethereum's $1.75 million.
Strategy raised $602.8 million through MSTR share sales and allocated $369.7 million of the proceeds to Bitcoin, according to an SEC filing. The company's equity issuance funds its treasury programme. The remaining approximately $233.1 million was retained for other treasury purposes rather than Bitcoin accumulation. This follows Strategy's decision to resume Bitcoin purchases after a 10-week pause. The split approach mirrors how other treasury firms manage capital raises against multiple obligations. Strategy confirmed both the Bitcoin acquisition and support for its STRC instrument in its 31 August announcement. The retained portion represents capital held back for treasury uses outside spot Bitcoin accumulation. How the company deploys this remaining capital will influence its future treasury strategy.
Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, announced its dollar reserves now offset nearly all of its $6.75 billion debt, easing concerns about forced Bitcoin sales. The company's stock jumped 12% on Thursday to $138.38. Strategy holds $6.69 billion in cash against $6.75 billion of debt, leaving just a $60 million gap. The firm raised $3.28 billion this month without purchasing any Bitcoin. The company controls 840,447 BTC, worth approximately $67.9 billion with Bitcoin trading above $80,000. However, its average purchase price of $75,419 per coin means the treasury sits barely 4% in profit. Strategy previously sold 1,638 BTC in July at roughly $64,000 per coin to meet obligations, fuelling doubts about sustainability during market downturns.
Canaccord has raised its price target for Strategy (MSTR) to $175 from $130, maintaining a Buy rating. The firm's analyst Joseph Vafi cites a stronger balance sheet and renewed potential for Bitcoin acquisitions amid market recovery. Strategy has increased its USD reserve to $5.1 billion and holds approximately 846,000 BTC worth over $73 billion, with an unrealised profit exceeding $4.2 billion. The valuation assumes Bitcoin gains around 20% over the next 12 months. MSTR stock closed 2.8% higher at $122.63 on Monday but dropped over 1.20% in premarket trading on Tuesday as Bitcoin fell below $79,000. The company's preferred shares (STRC) rose to $97.21.
Strategy raised $2.01 billion by selling 18.3 million MSTR shares last week at an average of $109.88 each, according to an SEC filing. The company allocated $136.4 million to buying back preferred stock, $300 million to its dollar reserve, and $1.57 billion to a newly created USD Cash account. The USD Cash pool, which stood at $1.59 billion on 23 August, is designated for general Bitcoin treasury purposes including acquiring Bitcoin, paying dividends, repurchasing stock, and redeeming convertible notes. It differs from Strategy's existing $5.1 billion USD Reserve, which is restricted to covering preferred dividends and debt interest. Strategy's Bitcoin holdings remained unchanged at 840,447 BTC, purchased for $63.36 billion. With Bitcoin trading around $78,400, the holdings are now valued at approximately $65.9 billion.