Strategy rolls out Digital Credit capital framework with $1.25 billion Bitcoin sale authorization and $2 billion buybacks
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Strategy (MSTR) introduced a new "Digital Credit" capital framework amid a BTC-driven drawdown, authorizing up to $1.25B in discretionary Bitcoin monetization, formalizing a $2.55B USD reserve with 12-month coverage rules, lifting STRC's dividend to 12%, and launching $1B buybacks for both preferred and common stock. The shift from one-way issuance to active capital management directly impacts MSTR's equity/credit pricing and liquidity expectations, while modestly increasing sensitivity to near-term BTC volatility.
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Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, unveiled a new Digital Credit capital framework that includes authorization to monetize Bitcoin up to $1.25 billion, a $2.55 billion U.S. dollar reserve, $1 billion of STRC preferred stock repurchases and a separate $1 billion Class A common stock buyback. The company also lifted the dividend rate on its STRC preferred shares to 12% and said it will reassess that rate monthly based on market conditions. The move is aimed at easing pressure after STRC fell below its $100 par value and Strategy’s mNAV slipped below 1, tightening its financing options.
