Strategy Launches $3.8B Digital Credit Framework, Authorizes $2B Buyback

Key Facts

1Strategy launched a Digital Credit Capital Framework to manage its balance sheet and financing risks, providing $3.8 billion in liquidity.

2The framework authorizes the repurchase of up to $2 billion in preferred and common stock.

As part of managing financial risks and strengthening its capital structure, Strategy (MSTR) launched a Digital Credit Capital Framework aimed at providing $3.8 billion in liquidity to cover over two years of financing obligations, according to reports. The framework grants the company greater flexibility in managing its balance sheet and financing risks, and management authorized the repurchase of up to $2 billion in preferred and common stock at discounted prices.

The move reflects management’s confidence in its long-term financial strategy, especially amid volatility in digital asset markets. The buyback authorizations allow the company to capitalize on deep discounts in its preferred and convertible securities, providing price support for its securities. MSTR shares have experienced wide swings recently, with the market focused on its large bitcoin holdings strategy.

MSTR shares closed at $92.68 on June 29, 2026, up from an intraday low of $82.72 and near the session high of $94.37. Markets are awaiting further details on the buyback execution and its impact on share value, amid ongoing uncertainty around digital asset prices in the coming period.