Strategy (MSTR) Posts Record Operating Income as Bitcoin Rebounds in Q3 2026

Article Micah Zimmerman Thursday, 29 October 2026

Bitcoin Magazine

Strategy reported record $20.91 billion in Q3 2026 operating income, driven by Bitcoin’s rebound, despite declining revenue, negative year-to-date BTC yield, and continued pressure to fund preferred dividends.

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