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Strive’s Bitcoin treasury surged to 35,595 BTC after a rapid buying spree, drawing fresh interest from Wall Street analysts.

TD Cowen lifted its share‑price target from $44 to $56 — a roughly 27% increase — while the firm unveiled a preferred‑stock offering of 7 million shares at $90 each, targeting about $630 million in gross proceeds to fund further BTC purchases.

Michael Saylor took the stage at ParaFi Investor Day to pitch Bitcoin as the ultimate digital capital, arguing that the cryptocurrency could reshape how companies view their balance sheets.

His vision suggests that adopting BTC could boost market confidence, influence shareholder decisions on dividend structures, and push firms to rethink traditional financial strategies, potentially triggering a wave of corporate treasury shifts.

Bitcoin slipped to around $81k after a weekly decline of 1.7%, driven by ETF outflows, Fed uncertainty and new MSCI regulations that are capping the upside.

These headwinds are stalling the BTC recovery in the crypto market, leaving traders to watch for shifts in ETF flows and Fed policy as they look for signs of a renewed rally.

Strategy has conditionally declared daily dividends on its STRC preferred stock, aiming to make the security more attractive as it targets a $100 share price.

The move, contingent on shareholder approval at an October 28 vote, would set a roughly 12% annual yield and is part of Strategy’s broader effort to finance its growing Bitcoin treasury while managing preferred‑stock costs. If approved, the new payout schedule could start in November 2026, offering investors more frequent income and signaling the sophistication of the company’s capital structure.

Bitcoin hovered around $81,500 on Oct. 17, 2026, with conflicting technical signals—short-term moving averages favoring sellers, long-term averages backing buyers, an RSI of 46, and an overall neutral rating.

Support is clustered near $81,000 while resistance stretches toward $82,500, leaving the market in a standoff. A decisive move will likely hinge on a volume spike or macro catalyst, and traders are watching for a breakout that could tip the balance between bulls and bears.

Bitcoin ETFs logged $228 million in weekly sales while monthly outflows edged closer to $618 million, highlighting a tug‑of‑war between inflows and sustained withdrawals.

This pattern reflects institutional shifts driven by market volatility and strategic reallocations, which are reshaping broader cryptocurrency investment dynamics and signaling that investors are actively balancing risk exposure amid uncertain macro conditions.