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Michael Saylor says bitcoin\'s identity will not change and financial system must adapt
Michael Saylor said bitcoin\'s identity would not change even if bitcoin-linked financial products spread, arguing the capital market structure would adjust while bitcoin remains the same. He said institutional demand can be absorbed in financial layers outside the bitcoin protocol, without staking, protocol changes or new imitation currencies. Strategy said its board approved a digital credit capital framework and detailed it in SEC filings.
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Strategy sells 6,948 bitcoins this year, testing its \'never sell\' stance
Strategy has sold 6,948 bitcoins so far this year, a shift from its long-running approach of only accumulating the cryptocurrency. The company has used a bitcoin monetisation programme introduced in June to secure funds for dividends, cash reserves and to finance redemption of STRC, a preferred-share-like instrument. Executives have said sales may be possible if they benefit shareholders, while stressing the goal is not to become a net seller.
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Strategy CEO says it will buy bitcoin again after STRC recovers par value
Strategy said it will not buy additional bitcoin until its preferred stock STRC recovers its $100 par value. CEO Phong Le linked the timing of renewed purchases to STRC’s price, saying financing conditions matter more than capacity. The company has not increased its bitcoin holdings since late June and has focused on building cash. It reported holding 843,775 BTC as of a July 12 SEC filing.
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Strategy says it can last 30 years even without Bitcoin gains, releases dividend calculator
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Michael Saylor says 3.3 percent annual bitcoin gain could sustain STRC dividends indefinitely
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Grayscale says Strategy bitcoin sale may help form price floor
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Galaxy Research calls Strategy wise, sees bitcoin sale option as positive
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Strategy allows bitcoin sale of up to $1.25 billion
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TD Cowen cuts Strategy price target 35 percent, lowers year-end bitcoin forecast