Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, has shifted from solely accumulating Bitcoin to a more flexible capital management approach. The company, once known for aggressive Bitcoin purchases funded by debt and equity, now balances liquidity, shareholder returns, and capital structure while maintaining long-term Bitcoin exposure. This change includes a $2.5 billion USD reserve, share buybacks, and a Bitcoin monetization program allowing disciplined sales to support financial stability. Investors should note that Strategy shares will now reflect both Bitcoin price movements and management's capital decisions, marking a maturation of its business model.
Peter Schiff criticized President Donald Trump for suggesting Bitcoin could be added to the Trump Accounts savings program for children, claiming it was a favor to crypto donors who have financially supported Trump. Schiff pointed to major crypto bac...
Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, sold $216 million of Bitcoin last week, marking its largest sale since 2020 and signaling a shift away from co-founder Michael Saylor's 'never sell' approach. The sale comes as Bitcoin prices fell 14% in the latest q...
