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The company is rebuilding support for its $10.5 billion preferred stock before restarting the digital-credit issuance behind its seven-year goal.
Oluwapelumi Adejumo 6 min read 
MSTR’s July 24 close indicates a $217 return per $1,000 note, pending GS&Co.’s final calculation.
Strategy spent $25 million on preferred shares below $100 and still has $975 million available for further repurchases.
The new consortium comes as falling estimates for quantum computing requirements put greater focus on Bitcoin’s exposed public keys.
The company’s quarterly BTC Yield and BTC Gain turned negative after its share count rose while its 843,775-Bitcoin balance remained unchanged.
Michael Saylor’s company sold Bitcoin to help fund preferred-stock payouts, testing a model built on years of accumulation.
Strategy may not become a major seller, but its ability to keep driving Bitcoin demand is under fresh scrutiny.
Strategy eased the STRC scare, but Bitcoin’s $60,000 test still depends on ETF flows, exchange supply and inflation data.
MSTR rose after the company unveiled a plan to defend its capital structure with cash reserves, higher dividends and possible Bitcoin sales.
