Bitcoin News: Strategy Inc. Defends Bitcoin Model Amid MSCI Reclassification Push
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Strategy Inc. defends its Bitcoin treasury model. It faces an MSCI reclassification, which could remove it from major indices due to its exposure to BTC. Michael Saylor responded to an MSCI Index matter. Strategy is not a fund, trust, or holding company. They are a publicly traded operating company. They have a $500 million software business. Strategy Inc. Redefines Enterprise with Bitcoin Treasury They also have a peculiar treasury strategy. This is the effective use of Bitcoin as productive capital. So far this year, they have affected five public offerings. These included digital credit securities. These securities are $STRK, $STRF, $STRD, $STRC and $STRE. They are worth in excess of $7.7 billion notional value. They also launched Stretch ($STRC). This is a revolutionary Bitcoin-backed treasury credit instrument. It offers variable monthly USD yield. This is to the benefit of institutional and retail investors. Related Reading: Bitcoin News: Strategy Inc. Faces Major Index Removal Over High Bitcoin Exposure | Live Bitcoin News Funds and trusts are passive asset holders. Holding companies simply sit on investments. Strategy is what creates, structures, issues and operates. Their team creates a new type of enterprise. This is a structured finance company that is backed by Bitcoin. It is innovative in capital markets as well as software. This could not be achieved by any passive vehicle or holding company. Index classification does not define them. Their strategy is still long-term. Moreover, the Strategy belief in Bitcoin is unshakable, and its mission remains the same. They aim to create the first digital monetary institution in the world. This is on a basis of sound money and financial innovation. In the depths of the 2022 crypto winter, our average cost basis was $30K while $BTC traded nearly 50% below it at $16K. What did we do? We bought…
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