A corporate executive presenting Bitcoin monetization and share buyback strategy in a boardroom.
A corporate executive presenting Bitcoin monetization and share buyback strategy in a boardroom.
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Strategy adopts Bitcoin monetization and buyback framework

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Strategy announced a new Digital Credit Capital Framework on Monday that authorizes Bitcoin sales and up to $2 billion in share repurchases to support dividends and strengthen its capital structure.

The company, formerly known as MicroStrategy, said it has built a $2.55 billion U.S. dollar reserve as of June 28. The reserve is intended to cover preferred dividends and interest payments for about 17.4 months.

Strategy also raised the dividend rate on its Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Stretch Preferred Stock, known as STRC, to 12 percent from 11.5 percent starting July 1. The board authorized $1 billion for repurchases of preferred securities and another $1 billion for Class A common stock.

In addition, the firm approved a Bitcoin monetization program with capacity to sell up to $1.25 billion worth of the cryptocurrency. Proceeds could fund the reserve, dividends, interest or buybacks, though sales are not required.

Chief Executive Officer Phong Le said the moves mark a shift toward actively managing the capital structure by issuing or repurchasing securities depending on market conditions. MSTR shares rose after the announcement.

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Initial reactions on X to Strategy's Digital Credit Capital Framework announcement show a mix of neutral reporting on the bitcoin monetization and $2B buyback authorization, positive notes on potential stock pumps and dividend increases, and skeptical views questioning the shift from pure accumulation and mixed messaging from leadership.

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Strategy nears STRC cap while sustaining bitcoin purchases

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Strategy is approaching the $28 billion issuance limit on its STRC preferred stock, yet the company continues to convert investor demand into spot bitcoin buys through a monthly funding cycle. Recent data shows purchases slowed after April's peak but remain active ahead of this week's ex-dividend deadline.

CryptoQuant has called on Strategy to halt its Bitcoin purchases and rebuild cash reserves after its preferred stock STRC hit a record discount. The move follows a sharp drop in dividend coverage and recent share sales to shore up liquidity.

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Strategy sold 2.71 million shares of its common stock last week to raise $335.5 million, directing most of the proceeds into cash reserves rather than Bitcoin purchases. The move lifted the company's US dollar holdings to $1.4 billion while adding only 520 Bitcoin. The action followed a sharp drop in the price of its STRC preferred shares.

Strategy's Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Stretch Preferred Stock, known as STRC, closed at $89 on Wednesday after touching an intraday low of $88.51. The drop marks a new record low for the security and places it about 11 percent below its $100 par value.

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Strategy’s STRC preferred stock closed at $91.79 on Tuesday, marking its weakest level this year and falling below the $100 target. The decline reflects investor demands for higher yields amid Bitcoin’s pullback.

Strategy chief Michael Saylor posted a social media message on Sunday morning teasing a pending bitcoin purchase.

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Strategy's STRC preferred stock and Strive's SATA fell sharply on June 18 before recovering, with executives attributing the move to forced selling from leveraged positions rather than credit issues.

 

 

 

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