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Michael Saylor’s company sold Bitcoin to help fund preferred-stock payouts, testing a model built on years of accumulation.
Oluwapelumi Adejumo 7 min read 
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.
Its 7,696 BTC reserve now has to remain legible through a drawdown, wallet scrutiny, and program conditions.
Strategy's STRC slump has raised concerns about the financing model that helped turn the company into the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder.
Strategy still holds more than $50 billion of Bitcoin, but weaker securities and rising funding costs are leaving it with fewer attractive ways to keep buying.
The company is rebuilding a reserve depleted by a $1.5 billion debt repayment as rising preferred dividends shift more of the burden onto MSTR shareholders.
The company diluted MSTR shareholders to reinforce preferred-stock payments after STRC’s record decline exposed pressure within its capital structure.
