Between October 12 and October 18, Strategy spent a total of $22.1 million to purchase 267 Bitcoins, with an average buying price of approximately $82,900 per Bitcoin. During this period, 140,872 shares of MSTR common stock were sold via ATM in the market, raising net proceeds of about $22 million, with no preferred shares sold. As of October 18, MSTR's Bitcoin:native holdings increased to 848,517 Bitcoins, with a total acquisition cost of approximately $6.402 billion and an average holding price of about $75,446 per Bitcoin. Over the past week, MSTR also spent $193.1 million to repurchase 1,938,780 shares of STRC, with an average buyback price of approximately $99.60 per share based on disclosed amounts. Of the funds used to purchase Bitcoin, $22 million came from the net proceeds of selling MSTR common stock, while an additional $100,000 came from existing cash reserves. The funds for repurchasing STRC were entirely sourced from existing cash reserves. The combined expenditure for purchasing Bitcoin and repurchasing STRC totaled approximately $215.2 million. Meanwhile, the board increased the total limit for the preferred stock buyback program from $2 billion to $3 billion, which includes buybacks already completed. After the increase, the preferred stock buyback program has approximately $1.16 billion remaining, while the MSTR common stock buyback program has an additional $1 billion remaining. As of October 18, the dollar reserves used to support preferred stock dividends and debt interest payments stood at $4.83 billion, with an additional $447.3 million in cash available for purchasing Bitcoin, supplementing dollar reserves, and other capital management purposes, totaling approximately $5.277 billion. This week, the company also used $45.5 million from dollar reserves to pay preferred stock dividends. One @Gate, trade more markets.