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BTC Consensus from multiple parties: Strategy's increase in Bitcoin and STRC repurchase data
Cryptonews.com and The Tokenist both reported Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy)'s purchase of Bitcoin and Peter Schiff's warning. However, there are differences in the percentage changes and price data given by the two media for the same round of Bitcoin rally.
Despite differences in detailed data, all sources remain consistent on the following core factual descriptions:
- Bitcoin purchases: Strategy purchased approximately 334 bitcoins in its latest disclosure, with a total value of approximately US$28.7 million.
- STRC share buybacks: During the same time period, Strategy bought back approximately $176 million worth of STRC stock.
- Schiff's warning: Peter Schiff warned that a market correction in technology stocks could reverse Bitcoin's rally, especially if Strategy's ability to fund purchases through the issuance of STRC weakens.
- Position Size: Strategy's Bitcoin holdings have reached 848,000, exceeding 4% of the total Bitcoin supply.
- STRC Share Price Performance: STRC Share Price has recovered to about US$99.40 after falling to about US$75 over the summer.
- STRC Valuation and Earnings: STRC's nominal value is reported at US$8.93 billion, with a variable dividend yield of 12% and an effective yield of 12.07%.
- Recent large-scale purchases: In late September, Strategy spent approximately $142.8 million to purchase 1,665 bitcoins.
- Annual comparison: Despite the rebound, Bitcoin fell about 30% year-on-year.
- Macro background: Schiff cited falling bond prices, weak inflation and employment signals, and oil prices approaching $91 a barrel as evidence of broader market pressures.
Report divergence point analysis
1. Bitcoin's weekly rise and fall
The Tokenist (2026-10-06 08:09)
Bitcoin's trading price is approximately US$86,000, up more than 4% in the past seven days and more than 8% in the past 30 days, but still down 30% year-on-year.
Cryptonews.com (2026-10-06 08:01)
Bitcoin prices are close to US$86,000, up more than 2.5% in a week and more than 6.5% in a month, but still about 30% lower than a year ago.
Verify required data: Specify historical bitcoin price data on major exchanges or price indices over a seven-day window.
2. Bitcoin's monthly rise and fall
The Tokenist (2026-10-06 08:09)
It has risen by more than 4% in the past seven days and by more than 8% in the past 30 days.
Cryptonews.com (2026-10-06 08:01)
It rose more than 2.5% in a week and more than 6.5% in a month.
Verify required data: Specify historical bitcoin price data on major exchanges or price indices over a thirty-day window.
3. The Bitcoin price at the time of Schiff's comments
Cryptonews.com (2026-10-06 08:01)
Bitcoin trading price is approximately US$86,000.
The Tokenist (2026-10-06 08:09)
When Peter Schiff discussed its rebound, Bitcoin was trading at close to $85,500.
Verify required data: Timestamped price flow data from major exchanges covering the time Schiff comments were reported.
Conclusions and Recommendations
Given that the two media outlets have agreed on Strategy's purchase amounts, STRC repurchase data, and Schiff's qualitative warnings, these can be regarded as fait accompli. However, it is not recommended to rely on the specific weekly or monthly percentage changes provided by any one media until verification is made against historical prices on real-time exchanges, nor should the precise price points cited be fully relied upon.
