BREAKING: Strategy can now sell Bitcoin to fund operations.

Michael Saylor’s firm announced a new Digital Credit Capital Framework, allowing Bitcoin monetization as part of its capital strategy.

🗝️Key points:

• Strategy holds $2.55B in USD reserves.

• It has $1.25B in Bitcoin monetization capacity.

• Total dividend coverage stands at $3.8B, enough for around 25.9 months.

• Bitcoin holdings remain unchanged at 847,363 BTC.

• Strategy bought zero BTC last week.

• Instead, it raised $1.152B by selling 12.67M MSTR shares.

• The company authorized up to $1B in MSTR buybacks and $1B in preferred stock buybacks.

🗝️The key shift:

Strategy is no longer only accumulating Bitcoin.

It is now building a capital framework around Bitcoin liquidity, shareholder returns and balance sheet flexibility.

🧠My View:

This is a major evolution in the Strategy playbook.

Bullish because it strengthens liquidity and dividend coverage.

But also important because it confirms Bitcoin can now be used as a funding tool, not just a treasury reserve asset.

The market likes it so far:

$STRC +9%

$MSTR +6.6% after hours