Facing a severe confidence crisis and sharp stock decline, Strategy has launched a Digital Credit Capital Framework to institutionalize Bitcoin sales and ease cash flow pressure. The framework includes dollar reserve requirements, dynamic dividend evaluation, and a Bitcoin liquidation plan. While the market saw a short-term rebound, long-term cash flow concerns persist, and doubts remain over whether Strategy can sustain dividends without further dilution or Bitcoin sales.
Strategy is currently confronting a serious confidence crisis, with its stock price experiencing a significant decline. To alleviate liquidity pressure, the company has introduced a Digital Credit Capital Framework, which aims to institutionalize Bitcoin sales to maintain cash flow. The framework consists of three core components: dollar reserve requirements, dynamic dividend evaluation, and a Bitcoin liquidation plan.
Although the news triggered a short-term market rebound, analysts point out that the company's long-term cash flow pressures have not been fundamentally resolved. The market remains skeptical about Strategy's ability to sustain dividend payments without further equity dilution or large-scale Bitcoin liquidation.
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