Strategy и BitMine используют рыночные колебания для покупок криптовалюты Translation: Strategy and BitMine Leverage Market Fluctuations for Cryptocurrency Purchases

From October 6 to 12, Strategy acquired 220 BTC for $27.2 million. The total assets under the company’s management reached 640,250 BTC, valued at approximately $73 billion.

The average purchase price was $123,561 per coin. Since the beginning of 2025, the yield on the firm’s Bitcoin holdings has reached 29.5%.

Strategy secured funding through the issuance of preferred shares STRK, STRF, and STRD as part of an expanded $84 billion capitalization program, slated to continue until 2027.

Michael Saylor’s company remains the largest corporate holder of digital gold. A day before the acquisition, the firm’s head shared a post referencing a market correction triggered by new tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump.

“Never stop believing,” he wrote.

As of this writing, 188 companies worldwide have joined the strategy of accumulating Bitcoin, holding 4.6% of the total supply of the asset.

The week prior, from September 29 to October 5, Strategy did not acquire the leading cryptocurrency as it was unable to raise capital through share sales. This pause coincided with Bitcoin reaching a new historic high above $125,000.

After a dip below $111,000, the price of digital gold rebounded to $114,400.

On October 13, BitMine Immersion Technologies reported further purchases of Ethereum. The firm acquired 202,037 ETH at a discount, leveraging the downturn in the digital asset sector, as stated in a press release.

At the time of writing, the cryptocurrency is trading around $4,107, having previously dropped to $3,700.

Onchain Lens experts took note of BitMine’s transactions as early as October 11.

The company’s total reserves have reached 3.03 million ETH, which accounts for 2.5% of the supply of the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization. Plans are in place to accumulate 5% of the altcoin’s supply.

BitMine’s portfolio also includes 192 BTC, a stake in Eightco Holdings valued at $135 million, and $104 million in cash.

The Hong Kong-based company China Renaissance Holdings is negotiating to raise $600 million to create a fund focused on accumulating BNB. This was reported by Bloomberg.

Shares of the new structure are set to be listed on an American exchange. The venture fund YZi Labs will participate in the transaction, with expectations of a joint investment of $200 million.

At the end of August, China Renaissance announced plans to invest $100 million in BNB in collaboration with YZi Labs. The press release indicated that the company was the first in Hong Kong to include Binance-related cryptocurrency in its reserves.

Currently, two of the company’s entities are accumulating BNB—CEA Industries and Nano Labs. They hold 608,000 coins valued at approximately $787 million.

Notably, David Namdar, head of CEA Industries, referred to BNB as an undervalued asset. On October 13, the cryptocurrency’s price reached a new historic high of $1,370.