Strategy Authorizes $2B Buyback and Bitcoin Monetization Program, Raises STRC Dividend

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Strategy has unveiled a new capital management framework with two major components. The company has authorized up to $2 billion in share buybacks as part of the plan. Additionally, a new program has been established that permits future bitcoin sales to support the company's liquidity needs. The announcement was accompanied by a dividend increase for its STRC preferred stock.

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