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Grayscale confirms Strategy’s recent bitcoin sales should restore confidence in its financing structure
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Strategy's recent bitcoin sales should restore market confidence in the company's financing structure, help bitcoin find a more durable price bottom, and reduce bitcoin tail risks, according to Grayscale.
Key facts
- The company owns ~$52 billion worth of Bitcoin and has ~$7 billion worth of debt," Zach Pandl, Grayscale's head of research, said in a note on Monday
- The comments came as Strategy (MSTR) announced Monday that it sold about 3,588 bitcoin worth about $216 million last week
- Following the latest sale, the company's cash reserves stand at about $2.55 billion, enough to cover roughly 17 months of dividend payments, Grayscale's Pandl noted
- Strategy also set a minimum cash reserve target covering 12 months of preferred dividend and interest obligations
Summary
"On the surface there is nothing wrong with Strategy's balance sheet. The rebound in the price of STRC, Strategy's preferred stock, suggests investors are now more confident about the instrument, according to Pandl. The comments came as Strategy (MSTR) announced Monday that it sold about 3,588 bitcoin worth about $216 million last week. Following the latest sale, the company's cash reserves stand at about $2.55 billion, enough to cover roughly 17 months of dividend payments, Grayscale's Pandl noted.