Sailor explains combining digital credit with existing financial infrastructure
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Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy ($MSTR), framed the company’s digital credit products as an extension of centuries-old financial infrastructure—equity, preferred stock, trading venues, tax law and securities regulation—rather than a departure from it. Strategy’s July 2025 perpetual preferred stock offering, STRC, raised about $2.521 billion and funded the purchase of 21,021 BTC with net proceeds. STRC trades on Nasdaq as a perpetual preferred with no fixed maturity and a dividend rate set monthly by the board. The structure matters because it links bitcoin accumulation to conventional capital-markets plumbing, giving public-market investors a regulated yield instrument tied to BTC. Next, watch STRC’s monthly dividend resets, its trading liquidity on Nasdaq and any further preferred issuance that expands Strategy’s bitcoin holdings.
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