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A wallet movement worth nearly $300 million drew attention, but a filing may clarify whether Strategy sold or repositioned the coins.
Bitcoin's 42% quarterly advance would mark its strongest since 2024, as investors weighed U.S. regulatory prospects and elevated Treasury yields.
The crypto platform is targeting a valuation of up to $6 billion as listing conditions show signs of improving.
The crypto services firm is discussing a listing this year, with a targeted valuation of $4 billion to $6 billion.
The token fell as much as 2.3%, even as US spot funds posted their strongest weekly inflows since October.
Bitcoin's quarterly advance is nearing the finish line, while Strategy chairman Michael Saylor urges U.S. banks to expand crypto services.
Bitcoin faced pressure from rising Treasury yields, while strong ETF inflows and corporate demand offered support amid mixed regulatory news.
Strategy bought $75.7 million of Bitcoin using cash reserves, while its shares tracked the cryptocurrency’s sharp late-summer rebound.
A rally, nearly $1 billion in ETF inflows and a break above a key chart level have revived hopes of a market recovery.