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 <li>Empery Digital repurchased 167,809 shares at an average price of $2.88 per share in the week ending October 30, 2026, under its $200 million buyback program</li>
 <li>Total shares repurchased under the program reached 26,531,308, with approximately $50 million of the authorization still remaining</li>
 <li>Unlike its prior weekly disclosures, this release reiterates the company’s bitcoin-treasury and AI-infrastructure strategy without stating an updated bitcoin holdings figure</li>
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Empery Digital disclosed in a release dated November 2, 2026 that it repurchased 167,809 shares during the week ending October 30, 2026, at an average price of $2.88 per share, including fees and commissions, continuing a buyback program the company has run consistently in recent weeks. The latest repurchase brought the company’s total shares bought back under its $200 million authorization to 26,531,308, leaving approximately $50 million of the program still available.
Shares outstanding stood at 29,527,146 as of the disclosure, a figure that accounts for the potential exercise of 1,653,686 pre-funded warrants the company has outstanding. The steady pace of the buyback, now well past 26.5 million shares repurchased in total, suggests the company continues to view its own stock as attractively priced relative to its underlying assets, a common rationale companies cite for running sustained repurchase programs.
What distinguishes this particular release from several of Empery Digital’s prior weekly disclosures is what it does not say. Earlier updates from the company have paired buyback figures with a specific bitcoin holdings number as of the same reporting date. This release reiterates the company’s broader strategy of combining a bitcoin treasury with AI infrastructure investments, including its previously disclosed stake in a Midwest AI data center project, but it does not state an updated bitcoin holdings figure alongside the week’s buyback numbers.
That omission does not necessarily signal any change in the company’s underlying bitcoin position, since companies can choose which figures to foreground in a given release without that choice implying anything about the holdings themselves. Still, for a company that has made a habit of pairing bitcoin and buyback disclosures together, the absence of a bitcoin figure in this particular update is a detail worth noting for anyone tracking the company’s treasury closely, and it is one that a future weekly release would be expected to clarify.
The release’s dateline, Austin, Texas, November 2, 2026, carries no wire-service attribution, consistent with Empery Digital’s pattern of issuing these updates as its own direct SEC disclosures. The <a href="https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1829794/000168316826008228/empery_ex9901.htm" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">full release is filed as an exhibit on SEC EDGAR</a>.
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Empery Digital Keeps Buying Back Shares, but Holds Off a New Bitcoin Disclosure

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