Latest updates, press releases, and insights from the volatile world of digital assets.
Strategy raised $467 million through share sales last week, pushing its dollar reserves to $3 billion while keeping its 843,775 BTC holdings unchanged amid ongoing dividend obligations
Grayscale Research argues that Strategy's recent $216 million Bitcoin disposal reduces financing risks and may support a more stable price foundation for BTC. The move boosted cash reserves while the company retains a massive Bitcoin position
Strategy executed its largest Bitcoin sale to date, liquidating 3,588 BTC for $216 million to meet obligations on its preferred securities as part of its Digital Credit program
Zach Pandl from Grayscale suggests that selling a substantial amount of Bitcoin holdings could address Strategy's cash needs and steady investor concerns over its preferred stock structure
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has criticized the financial strategies used by Strategy to build its Bitcoin holdings, pointing to strains in its preferred share structure as evidence of broader market pressures
Strategy's stocks MSTR and STRC have plunged to new lows alongside a broader Bitcoin selloff, compounded by insider selling, a securities investigation, and questions over investor confidence and dividend sustainability
Analysts highlight shrinking liquidity and rising dividend obligations for the major corporate Bitcoin holder, calling for a temporary shift in approach to rebuild financial buffers
Global asset manager Franklin Templeton has submitted filings for two new ETFs designed to automatically convert dividends from U.S. equities into Bitcoin exposure, blending traditional stock investing with digital asset accumulation
Strive’s SATA preferred stock raised capital equivalent to about 603 Bitcoin in its first week of daily dividends, even as both SATA and competitor Strategy’s STRC faced sharp price drops due to leverage liquidations
Strategy's flagship preferred stock STRC has dropped to new lows below $90, raising questions about its Bitcoin-backed dividend model as coverage claims shrink from 71 to 32 years
