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SWFT Trade reported that Strategy Inc. has announced a new Digital Credit Capital Framework, as disclosed in an SEC 8-K filing, outlining enhanced reserve requirements, updated dividend rates, and authorized repurchase programs for its Bitcoin-backed securities.
According to SWFT Trade’s report and related SEC filings, Strategy Inc. has established a new Digital Credit Capital Framework to manage its Bitcoin-backed digital credit securities. The framework was announced on June 29, 2026, and introduces minimum reserve requirements—Strategy holds $2.55 billion in U.S. dollar reserves, covering more than 12 months of obligations, with all draws below this threshold requiring board approval.
Additional measures include increasing the annualized dividend rate on certain preferred stock to 12%, the authorization of two $1 billion repurchase programs (covering preferred digital credit securities and Class A stock, respectively), and a Bitcoin monetization plan allowing up to $1.25 billion in BTC sales to maintain reserves and fund repurchases. These actions are outlined as part of a structured policy aimed at maintaining liquidity, preserving long-term Bitcoin holdings, and exercising active capital management in response to market dynamics.
SWFT Trade is a hybrid platform that integrates centralized exchange functions with a cryptocurrency swap aggregator, allowing users to swap, trade, pay, and share a wide range of digital assets. The platform supports over 35,000 trading pairs, cross-chain swaps, and offers multi-layered security, with accessibility via mobile apps for both iOS and Android. For further details, see the broker profile on Traders Union.
For additional context, see our earlier news about SWFT Trade where the broker enabled Solana cross-chain transaction routing on its BRIDGERS platform, paving the way for expanded blockchain connectivity. Read more in the previous SWFT Trade update on Traders Union.