The crew takes apart the capital structure behind Strategy’s expanding Bitcoin balance sheet: the week’s common-stock issuance, Bitcoin sale, STRC repurchase, cash-reserve build, and the argument that a liquid, divisible BTC reserve changes how investors should think about funding preferred dividends. From there, the conversation moves through net leverage, refinancing optionality, the emerging digital credit stack, and the contrast between financing appreciating Bitcoin collateral and financing rapidly depreciating GPU infrastructure. The group also examines the potential implications of MSCI’s proposed screening methodology for digital-asset treasury companies, discusses preferred-share capital allocation across STRC, STRF, STRK, and STRD, and closes with a candid conversation about BIP 110, a possible fork, market process, and the work required to bring longer-duration institutional capital into Bitcoin-backed credit. This episode is for informational and educational purposes only and is not investment, tax, or legal advice.
Market Snapshot
As of 8/12/26:
- Open: $97.16 | Close: $94.83
- Volume: ~11.1M shares
- mNAV: ~1.05 | Market Cap: ~$37.4B
- BTC Holdings: 840,447