Strategy announced a new liquidity management plan on Monday, June 29, 2026, authorizing up to $2 billion in stock and preferred security repurchases alongside potential Bitcoin sales.
The move aims to address a weak cryptocurrency market and stabilize investor confidence.
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Digital Credit Capital Framework
The company launched the Digital Credit Capital Framework to manage capital actively.
This framework enables the sale of up to $1.25 billion in Bitcoin to fund share buybacks, pay preferred dividends, and bolster its cash reserve.
According to company data, Strategy increased its U. S.
dollar reserves to $2.55 billion as of June 28.
That amount covers roughly 17.4 months of its $1.76 billion annual preferred dividend and debt interest obligations.
The newly established framework marks a significant pivot for the enterprise.
Previously, the company focused on an aggressive five-year strategy of issuing equity, convertibles, and preferred securities solely to accumulate Bitcoin.
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Under the new policy, Strategy will maintain a minimum reserve covering 12 months of obligations.
Simultaneously, the company will raise the dividend rate on its Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Stretch Preferred Stock from 11.5% to 12% per year starting July 1.
Strategy emphasized that cryptocurrency remains its fundamental holding despite the new operational flexibility.
The framework signals a transition from continuous token accumulation toward structured liquidity preservation and balance sheet discipline.
Michael Saylor, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of Strategy, commented on the strategic implementation.
The executive noted that the changed landscape demands rigorous financial protocols to sustain corporate operations.
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"Any reduction below 12 months will require Board authorization," the company stated, outlining strict governance protocols governing the newly instituted dollar reserve minimums.
