Strategy Inc. (NASDAQ: MSTR), formerly MicroStrategy, briefly ranked as the 10th-most actively traded U.S. equity, with about $4.4 billion in daily turnover and tens of millions of shares changing hands as Bitcoin cleared or held above $80,000. The company’s shares rose more than 12% in one session and about 12.04% for the week ended Aug. 27, while Bitcoin gained more than 23% weekly and Ether nearly 30% to above $2,500, according to CoinMarketCap data. Strategy holds 840,447 BTC, roughly 4% of total supply, and its principal vulnerability is continued access to equity and debt markets to fund $1.76 billion in annual obligations rather than an immediate Bitcoin price collapse. Crypto equities also benefited from lower yields after the U.S. Treasury planned to double certain long-dated bond buybacks, while Circle’s USDC supply rose roughly $2 billion in seven days and Solana activity and tokenized real-world assets expanded. Peter Schiff remained bareish on Strategy’s Bitcoin reliance; Bernstein cut its target to $350 from $450 but kept Outperform, Canaccord’s Joseph Vafi raised his target to $175 from $130 with a Buy rating, and the CLARITY Act remained stalled despite renewed support from President Trump.