Michael Saylor says Strategy will stay disciplined on MSTR share issuance as Peter Schiff warns firm is turning into a seller
Strategy (MicroStrategy's operating entity) authorized up to $1.25B of BTC monetization to build USD reserves and cover preferred dividends/interest, alongside $2B in planned buybacks. Even if framed as disciplined issuance and strong liquidity, the shift from structural buyer to potential seller introduces material supply overhang. The authorization size (roughly 54k BTC at $60k) raises scrutiny of balance-sheet durability and the equity-BTC flywheel.
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MicroStrategy operating entity Strategy has launched a $1.25 billion Bitcoin monetization program to bolster its USD reserve, pay preferred dividends and interest, and support $1 billion of preferred and $1 billion of common stock buybacks. The move signals a potential shift from being Bitcoin’s largest corporate buyer to a sizable seller, after the company previously sold 32 BTC. At a $60,000 price, the authorization equates to more than 54,000 BTC, fueling concerns over balance-sheet health and the logic behind support for the stock price.