CoinJie.com news: CryptoQuant research director Julio Moreno said Strategy’s newly launched digital credit capital framework increases its dollar reserves from $1.44 billion to $3.0 billion by pausing Bitcoin purchases, selling part of its BTC, and issuing more MSTR shares. The dividend coverage period has been extended from about 14 months to 29 months, easing near-term liquidity pressure. Moreno believes Strategy still lacks two clearly defined mechanisms: first, deciding when to resume buying Bitcoin based on valuations and market conditions; second, in the next bull cycle, selling or hedging a portion of its holdings in stages to reduce leverage, lock in gains, and keep funds available for low-price buybacks. Strategy currently holds 843,775 BTC and has not yet carried out any preferred-share or common-share buyback.

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NFTFarmer
· 7h ago
So the plan is to first sell some coins for cash, then keep funneling money in to “stay alive” by riding the stock market—then buy back during the bull market? Sounds like a cabbage-cutting trader.
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WhitelistCatcher
· 9h ago
It’s pretty slick, but without a withdrawal mechanism, it’s basically empty.
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PEDetective
· 9h ago
It has eased the liquidity pressure, but how do you play the game in the long run? Relying only on selling coins and issuing more shares isn’t a sustainable solution.
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MintAfterCoffee
· 10h ago
Pausing coin-buying and issuing more shares is like traditional financial firms adding leverage, but with Bitcoin’s volatility being so high—can it really hold up?
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ProtocolGoldRusher
· 10h ago
This framework looks like it’s just keeping things alive in the short term, but honestly, there’s no clear buy trigger and no phased profit-locking sell mechanism. In the next bull market, it may still repeat the same mistakes. With 843K BTC holdings, relying only on equity dilution to keep it going—how long can retail investors last?
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