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Strategy CEO says company will resume Bitcoin accumulation this year

Strategy CEO says company will resume Bitcoin accumulation this yearWorldPing

The company has bought roughly 25 times more BTC than it has sold this year, despite recent sales that challenged its long-standing accumulation strategy.

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