**[Strategy Launches New Credit Metrics to Alleviate Debt Concerns Following Cryptocurrency Crash]** According to a report by Jinse Finance, Strategy, the world's largest corporate Bitcoin holder, announced the launch of a new credit rating dashboard based on the nominal value of the company's preferred stock. The company claims that even if Bitcoin prices remain stable, it still has a debt repayment buffer equivalent to 70 years of dividend payment capacity. In a post on the X platform on Tuesday, Strategy stated: "If Bitcoin drops to our average cost price of $74,000, our asset coverage for convertible debt would still be 5.9 times (what we call the BTC rating of the debt); if Bitcoin drops to $25,000, the coverage would still be 2.0 times." This move comes as investors grow increasingly concerned about the risk of falling cryptocurrency prices forcing large digital asset-holding companies (DAT companies) to liquidate, which would add further selling pressure to an already weak market.