Strategy, a factory town of finance, turns to preferred stock to feed its hunger for Bitcoin while trying to hush the market’s roaring brawlers.
when Bitcoin rises, the shares leap; when it sinks, the losses magnify as if the city were suddenly emptied of light.
Bitcoin has fallen roughly 50 percent from its recent summit, pressing hard on Strategy’s shares. The era of funding purely from common stock sales is wearing thin, leaving the fortress exposed.
Preferred stock offers another route. The promise of a steady dividend and price discipline calls to institutions-pension funds, insurers, banks-who prefer predictable returns to the frenzy of risk.
Co-founder Michael Saylor has repeated that there are no plans to sell Bitcoin. The plan remains to accumulate more each quarter, come rain or shine, irrespective of market windiness.
Analysts say these shares strengthen the balance sheet. When stacked against convertible bonds, they lower refinancing peril and spare existing shareholders from sudden dilution.
In 2025, the company hauled in roughly $5.5 billion through a string of preferred stock issues. The newest tranche keeps faith with the pattern, signaling a stubborn belief in this long march as a funding model.
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