Strategy has officially completed the repurchase of STRC preferred shares from investors for a total of $25 million. According to the latest report submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the organization's dollar liquidity reserve increased by $525 million, reaching $3.75 billion. This capital gain was achieved primarily through the additional issue and sale of MSTR ordinary shares. The management of the corporation emphasized that the current amount of funds is sufficient to ensure dividend payments on preferred securities over the next two years, which strengthens the financial stability of the issuer.

The share repurchase operation was carried out a month after the last recorded purchase of bitcoin. Between June 15 and 21, the company acquired 520 coins worth $34.9 million, but subsequent reports to regulatory authorities until July 20 did not contain information about new cryptocurrency acquisitions. Currently, the organization has 843,775 bitcoins on its balance sheet, with an estimated value of $55 billion. Earlier, at the end of June, the company approved an updated strategy allowing for the sale of part of digital assets to finance dividend obligations and repurchase securities in the amount of up to $ 1 billion.

Against the background of the publication of the news about the completion of the share buyback, STRC quotes in the pre-trading session showed an increase of about 1.7 percent, although the securities are still trading below the nominal value of $ 100, having consolidated at $ 88.35. At the same time, the head of the organization, Michael Saylor, published an updated StrategyTracker chart, noting the need to add a new color indicator, which analysts interpret as an indirect signal of a possible resumption of cryptocurrency accumulation. Despite recent tactical asset sales, CEO Fong Le confirmed the company's commitment to the strategy of long-term ownership of the first cryptocurrency, maintaining it as a key element of the corporate balance sheet.

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