Saylor officially announces the coin-selling plan Increasing USD reserves to $2.55 billion, enough to cover 17.4 months of preferred dividends and interest expenses, while ensuring at least 12 months of coverage in the future. These funds will only be used for paying dividends and interest. Buyback of STRC and MSTR, up to $1 billion each, without using cash reserves for the buyback—in other words, selling coins to fund the buyback. (Or possibly raising funds through other channels.) Establishing a BTC liquidation plan to pay dividends, execute buybacks, and build reserves. Additionally, in the future, when MSTR approaches 1x mNAV, new shares will be issued cautiously to avoid excessive dilution. Although the original statement emphasizes improving Digital Credit’s credit quality, enhancing liquidity, and creating long-term shareholder value—and repeatedly stresses preserving long-term Bitcoin exposure—in the short term, it essentially means selling coins to protect stocks and credit.