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Strategy’s Bitcoin Pivot Eases Liquidity Pressure but Leaves Buy-Sell Rules Undefined
Strategy’s new digital credit capital framework has reduced the company’s immediate liquidity concerns by rebuilding cash reserves, pausing bitcoin purchases, and creating new tools for dividend funding, interest payments, and share repurchases. The framework, announced on June 29, marks a shift from aggressive bitcoin accumulation toward more active balance sheet management. It includes a U.S. dollar reserve that can be used only for preferred dividends and interest payments, with a minimum target of 12 months of coverage. The company also raised the dividend on STRC preferred shares to 12%, subject to monthly ... (full story)
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