Analysis: Strategy fundraising will prioritize paying dividends and debt interest over purchasing more BTC, signaling a shift to a defensive strategy
PANews, December 27—According to CNBC, the latest analysis indicates that the stock price of a certain bitcoin treasury company’s exchange remains at a low level, and the bitcoin premium indicator is also declining. A key decision on whether the MSCI index will remove this exchange is expected in January next year. Against this backdrop, the exchange is drafting a “defensive mode” strategy. Recently, they have established a cash buffer of approximately $2.2 billion to withstand the test of bitcoin bets. This fund is expected to be used to pay preferred stock dividends and debt interest, rather than to purchase more bitcoin.
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