Strategy expands Bitcoin financing capacity through preferred shares

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Strategy plans to raise $10 billion to $30 billion via preferred shares and digital credit, shifting away from convertible debt and common equity for Bitcoin purchases.
CEO Phong Le indicated that raising $1 billion to $2 billion monthly through STRC would allow Strategy to maintain some proceeds in dollar reserves while buying more Bitcoin.
Third-quarter net income reached $19.53 billion, driven by a $20.91 billion gain in digital assets, with Bitcoin holdings rising 26% year-to-date to 848,517 BTC.

Preferred-share funding plan takes shape

As reported by Cointelegraph, Strategy is using its third-quarter earnings update to highlight preferred shares as its main vehicle for funding additional Bitcoin accumulation. Executive chairman Michael Saylor said on the call that the company could generate $10 billion, $20 billion or $30 billion of digital credit from its current balance sheet, without raising more common equity or depending on further gains in Bitcoin's price.

That marks a financing shift for the Bitcoin treasury company, which is increasingly focusing on instruments such as STRC rather than leaning primarily on convertible debt or common-share issuance. CEO Phong Le said issuing digital credit is expected to be the primary route for acquiring more Bitcoin, and added that if Strategy raises $1 billion to $2 billion in a month through STRC, it could keep part of the proceeds in dollar reserves and direct the remainder into Bitcoin purchases.

Balance sheet gains support accumulation strategy

Strategy reports third-quarter net income of $19.53 billion, largely driven by a $20.91 billion gain in the value of its digital assets. Its Bitcoin holdings stand at 848,517 BTC as of Oct. 25, up 26% since the start of the year.

The financing capacity outlined by Saylor points to how Strategy is trying to scale future purchases without immediately turning to additional common-stock issuance. For crypto markets, the approach reinforces the role of structured capital products in corporate Bitcoin accumulation, while leaving the size and timing of any actual fundraising open.

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