According to foreign media, Chairman Michael Seller of Strategy, a long-standing advocate of “bitcoin top”, recently released a new digital financial architecture. In this design, Bitcoin continues to take on the role of a core reserve asset, while USDT is placed at the entry point for daily payments and transactions.
Bitcoin is in charge of the reserve.
According to the article, the architecture classifies different assets by purpose. Bitcoin is defined as “digital capital” and is used mainly for storage and defensive configurations and does not directly assume HF payment functions. The USDT is used to fill this short board, which is responsible for the low-volatility, fast-tracked day-to-day trading scene.
Seller stated on social platforms that bitcoin was more like raw materials and that financial innovation could further transform such capital into credit, money and payment instruments. In this line of thinking, the stabilization currency is no longer merely a assistive tool, but rather a middle layer linking the Bitcoin reserve to the actual commercial use.
Strategy is going to join his own product.
Foreign media mention that the link between bitcoin and stable currency is a number of structured financial products designed by Strategy. This includes STRC, which is described in the article as a semi-stable, fixed-yielding credit instrument, with the company ' s preferred shares supported by bitcoin.
Another product is SR-strcUSX. According to the article, this is a mixed token with the goal of combining the stability of the French currency with the market earnings of debt. Upward, the so-called “digital equity” layer is used to integrate reserve assets, payment tools and credit products into the same business system.
- Bitcoin: as core capital reserve
- USDT: as the main entry point for transactions and payments
- Structured products: connected reserves, returns and liquidity
840,447 BTC applications
According to the article, this design reflects that Strategy is trying to change the way it uses its super-large bitcoin hold. The company currently holds 840,447 BTCs. If only as a reserve on the balance sheet, this part of the hold will continue to be under pressure from price fluctuations.
In this context, the further packaging of the Bitcoin reserve as a credit, revenue and payment-related product means that companies wish to convert static hold to a functioning financial infrastructure, rather than simply awaiting changes in currency prices.
It is noteworthy that Chief Executive Officer Strategy Phong Le has also indicated this week that the company expects to resume net purchase of bitcoin by 2026. Thus, according to external sources, Strategy is not in the direction of weakening the bitcoin configuration, but of exploring, with the expectation of continued growth, how to make existing reserves more commercially available.