Strategy disclosed in document 8-K, submitted on 22 June, that the company had increased its United States dollar reserves by $300 million to $1.4 billion and bought 520 bitcoins, with a turnover of approximately $35 million. After the purchase, the company ' s stock of bitcoin rose to 847,363.

Increase in United States dollar reserves to $1.4 billion

This disclosure shows that Strategy is also increasing its dollar liquidity while continuing to advance the Bitcoin Treasury strategy. This time, the company increased its cash reserves as part of its capital arrangements.

In terms of disclosure, the new United States dollar reserve was $300 million and the final reserve reached $1.4 billion. The synchronization with the increase in the holding of bitcoin suggests that the company has not relaxed its liquidity management by continuing to buy the currency.

520 new bitcoins

According to the company, 520 bitcoins were bought this time at a cost of approximately $35 million. Upon completion of the transaction, Strategy held a total of 847,363 bitcoins and continued to maintain its high proportion of bitcoin treasury.

This disclosure continues the corporate practice of updating the hold and fund situation through regular documentation. The next focus of the market will be on the continued growth of its follow-up and changes in the ratio between cash and financing instruments.

Liquidity-supported digital credit securities

It was also mentioned that one of the purposes of the increase in the United States dollar reserve was to provide liquidity support for the firm Digital Credit securities. This means that, in addition to the continued deployment of bitcoin, companies are also retaining more adequate cash buffers for existing capital instruments.

  • New United States dollar reserve $300 million
  • 520 bitcoins bought this time
  • The total holding tanks rose to 847,363 BTCs

Additional information:8-K is an important interim disclosure document submitted by United States listed companies to regulators, which is usually used to disclose material matters that may affect investor judgement.