In a notable change from its previous “never sell” story, managers at Strategy indicated that the company could sell Bitcoin under the most common conditions – offering a share capital.
In early February, Executive Chairman Michael Saylor repeated the widely publicized statement posture on X: “Don’t sell your Bitcoin.”
However, he also introduced a useful feature, to say The firm “perhaps sell some Bitcoin to pay for the distribution just to inoculate the market – just to send the message that we did it.”
This review reflects a gradual evolution in the Strategy’s capital allocation philosophy.
Instead of abandoning its Bitcoin financing strategy, the company appears to be willing to do limited trading as a way to demonstrate to investors – to demonstrate revenue and operational flexibility.
Behind it is a custom website that is closely linked to the functionality of Bitcoin.
As of the end of the quarter, Strategy held 818,334 BTC – about 3.9% of total assets – solidifying its position as the world’s largest holding company.
Although they reported an unexplained loss of $14.5 billion in Q1 due to price volatility, management confirmed that the first Q2 saw a net loss of $8.3 billion as Bitcoin recovered.
Strategy funds are increasingly focused on their favorite instrument (STRC), which now represents a major source of income.
The management highlighted the high demand, rising productivity, and increasing investment, positioning STRC as the cornerstone of “digital credit”.
More importantly, internal trends show that profits can continue if Bitcoin appreciates 2.3% per year – without the need for continuous supply.
Within this system, Bitcoin’s occasional trading of dividend payments can act as a strategic tool rather than a systemic change.
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