MSTR and CRCL Jump as Strategy Returns to Bitcoin Buying; Dell Rallies on AI Server Demand

According to Huo Xing Cai Jing, the five most-watched stocks this week were MSTR, CRCL, DELL, AMC, and FAMI, drawing attention across Bitcoin treasury plays, stablecoins, AI server infrastructure, and movie theater operators. Strategy resumed Bitcoin accumulation for the first time in two months, helping lift MSTR and CRCL more than 8% on the week. Dell climbed about 13.24% after reporting strong AI server orders and a growing backlog. AMC drifted lower amid mixed expectations for a box-office rebound and elevated short interest. FAMI saw a volume-led spike followed by a quick pullback, underscoring heightened short-term volatility. MSTR (up ~8.94% this week): Strategy said it bought 4,603 BTC for about $369.7 million. With Bitcoin rebounding on rate-cut expectations, MSTR has again drawn interest as a leveraged Bitcoin proxy. CRCL (up ~8.04% this week): Federal Reserve officials reiterated the need for a regulatory framework for digital assets and stablecoins, supporting a broader rally in crypto-related equities. Rising USDC supply and improved policy expectations helped drive CRCL higher. DELL (up ~13.24% this week): Dell's earnings update highlighted robust AI server orders and backlog strength, leading the company to raise full-year guidance. Data-center hardware names were re-rated, and the stock logged two straight sessions of strong gains. AMC (down ~3.79% this week): Theater stocks remained pulled between hopes for box-office normalization and high short positioning. AMC traded heavily but lacked a clear catalyst, leaving the shares range-bound and down on the week. FAMI (up ~0.41% this week): Farmmi posted atypical, volume-driven swings, surging on September 2 before quickly retracing. Trading appeared dominated by liquidity dynamics common in low-priced Chinese ADRs, amplifying short-term moves.