Strategy makes record $205 million STRC buyback as Strive spends $511 million on Bitcoin
Strategy makes record $205 million STRC buyback as Strive spends $511 million on BitcoinStrategy seeks daily dividends as Strive’s preferred-stock financing adds recurring payment obligations.
Strategy is spending cash to retire preferred stock while Strive issues more of it to buy Bitcoin. Buybacks reduce outstanding preferred capital and future dividend obligations. Strive’s financing adds annual payments that its prospectus expects to fund mainly through further capital raising. Aviva’s latest XRP Ledger share class adds another institutional use of the network without establishing equivalent XRP demand. Vultisig’s disclosed signing flaw, meanwhile, could let an already-compromised device defeat shared signing when wallet software continued after a critical error. Top NewsStrategy makes record $205 million STRC buyback as Strive spends $511 million on Bitcoin
Strategy bought no Bitcoin during October 19–25 and spent $204.9 million retiring STRC shares, taking its buybacks above $2 billion while leaving its separate dividend and interest reserve untouched. Strive bought 6,182 BTC for $511.4 million, lifting its holdings to 43,000 BTC after an offering carrying about $105 million in annualized dividends. Its new $1 billion preferred-stock sales program provides fundraising capacity, with actual proceeds dependent on market conditions and investor demand. Ripple connects XRP Ledger to a £22 billion investment giant while chasing the next wave of corporate moneyAviva’s £50 million investment in a tokenized share class covers roughly 0.23% of its £22 billion sterling fund. Holders require authorization, investor transfers are disabled, and the investment does not represent equivalent XRP purchases. August updates block critical private key leak in crypto wallet VultisigChainSecurity disclosed how an already-compromised Vultisig signer could recover the full private key through repeated malicious messages. August mobile releases added handling to stop retries; ChainSecurity had not reviewed the fixes, and affected configurations remain incompletely documented. What We’re Watching
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