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Amundi lifts Strategy stake about 44% in latest 13F filing

A regulatory filing shows Amundi lifted its Strategy stake about 44%, as Barclays also disclosed a large bitcoin ETF position.

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  1. Amundi's Form 13F filed November 6 shows its Strategy holding rose about 44 percent to 1,903,725 shares.
  2. Barclays' own filing lists 3,942,900 IBIT shares worth $186.7 million at September 30.
  3. Such 13F filings reflect client and trading positions, so they do not prove who supplied the capital behind them.

Bitcoin Magazine reported that Amundi raised its stake in Strategy, which trades as MSTR, by about 44 percent. A Form 13F filed November 6 shows the position at 1,903,725 shares worth $291.4 million, a rise of 579,672 shares from its June 30 holding. Strategy shares closed at $153.09 on September 30, but the stock traded near $126 on Monday, down 18 percent.

Strategy itself added to its holdings last week, buying 1,036 bitcoin for $81.9 million at an average price of $79,012. The company's treasury now totals 850,364 BTC, carried at an average cost of $75,456.

Barclays' own 13F lists 3,942,900 IBIT shares, valued at $186.7 million as of September 30. Filings of this kind reflect client and trading positions rather than proof of the filer's own capital, so the figures show reported holdings without settling who funded them. Together, the Amundi increase, the Barclays position and Strategy's recent buying give a snapshot of institutional exposure at a time when the stock has fallen sharply.

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