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Strategy Files Official $2B Buyback, Bitcoin Sale Plan to Boost STRC and Confidence

Key Facts

1Strategy unveiled a revised capital management plan that allows selling part of its Bitcoin holdings to strengthen liquidity, support shareholder payouts and repurchase securities.
2The company filed a Form 8-K with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
3Under the new plan, the company can sell bitcoin to fund the USD reserve, support preferred dividends, and finance up to $2 billion in stock buybacks.

Just days after a surprise stock sale and a skipped Bitcoin purchase, Strategy officially filed a comprehensive plan to buy back up to $2 billion in shares and sell Bitcoin through an 8-K filing with the SEC on Sunday. The plan is designed to support its preferred STRC stock and restore investor confidence following a sharp decline in the stock price, according to the disclosure.

This move follows the company’s earlier sale of $1.2 billion in MSTR shares and its first Bitcoin purchase skip in weeks, raising questions about its strategy. The new filing formalizes a shift in priorities from continuous Bitcoin accumulation to capital structure support, while retaining Bitcoin sales as a financing tool. The recent yield hike on STRC to 12% reinforces the plan’s goal of attracting yield-seeking investors.

Investors are watching the execution of the plan and its impact on MSTR stock, which had fallen below key psychological levels. The formal commencement of Bitcoin sales could also weigh on the cryptocurrency’s price in the near term. The market will focus on future SEC filings for details on the timing and size of share buybacks and Bitcoin sales.