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#SaylorHintsAtMoreBTC
Strategy heeded the market this time: Up to $1.2 billion in Bitcoin could be sold
Amidst recent price declines and ongoing criticism, Strategy delivered the message the market was waiting for this week. Instead of purchasing more Bitcoin, the company announced the creation of a Digital Credit Capital Plan. The firm also increased its reserves to over $2.5 billion.
Michael Saylor listened to the market this time and refrained from buying Bitcoin. Heeding expert criticism regarding the need to strengthen liquidity, the company raised its reserves from $1.4 billion to $2.55 billion. Strategy did not make any new Bitcoin purchases. These developments triggered a 7% rise in Strategy shares during pre-market trading.
Digital Credit Capital Plan introduced
The most significant part of the company's announcement was the Digital Credit Capital Plan. Under this new capital program, it was stated that the $2.55 billion reserve would be used exclusively for dividend and interest payments. Sufficient liquidity to cover at least 12 months of payments will also be maintained, ensuring the company retains its financial strength.
They could sell up to $1.25 billion in Bitcoin
As part of this plan, Strategy announced that it might sell Bitcoin—up to a limit of $1.25 billion—to bolster its dollar reserves. In other words, should a liquidity issue arise, BTC worth up to this amount could be sold. Such sales could also be utilized to fund dividend and interest payments.
$2 billion buyback program...
Strategy also indicated that it might conduct buybacks of up to $1 billion in STRC and other digital credit products, as well as up to $1 billion in MSTR shares. "Market disruptions" were cited as the reason for this plan.
As is known, the company's MSTR shares had previously fallen as low as $82, while STRC shares had dropped to $73. STRC’s dividend increased, but…
Meanwhile, the yield on STRC stock was also raised from 11.5% to 12%; this was another move the market had been eagerly awaiting. With the decline in the share price, an increase in the yield was anticipated, and the magnitude of this rate hike had been a subject of significant debate.
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