Strategy (MSTR) could sell as much as $5 billion worth of Bitcoin under its current capital plan, according to a post shared by Bitcoin News on X and cited by ChainCatcher. The figure is four times higher than the amount the company had initially indicated it might sell under its new capital management plan. CEO Phong Le said any proceeds from a potential sale could be used to add $1.25 billion in reserves, cover roughly $1.76 billion in annual dividend and interest obligations, and fund as much as $2 billion in share repurchases. Michael Saylor said that, under the current plan, $5 billion represents the cap, though the final total could end up being higher. The statement outlines how the company may allocate funds if such sales take place, while also signaling that the ceiling under the existing framework may not be the ultimate limit.
Strategy (MSTR) said it could sell up to $5 billion in Bitcoin under its current capital plan, according to a post by Bitcoin News on X cited by ChainCatcher.
The reported amount is four times larger than the figure the company had initially said it might sell under its new capital management plan.
CEO Phong Le said potential proceeds could be used to add $1.25 billion in reserves, support about $1.76 billion in annual dividend and interest obligations, and provide funding for up to $2 billion in stock buybacks.
Michael Saylor said that, under the current plan, $5 billion is the ceiling, but the final total could ultimately be higher.
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