Michael Saylor (Michael Saylor)'s company MicroStrategy has increased its dollar reserve fund by $748 million to $2.19 billion, thus ensuring that the preferred stock dividend payment obligations for purchasing Bitcoin can cover 31 months. This move aligns with S&P Global (S&P Global)'s previous recommendations aimed at addressing liquidity issues and bankruptcy risks. Although the market predicts a 75% chance of Bitcoin being removed from the MSCI index by the first quarter of 2026, the likelihood of a forced liquidation of Bitcoin during the same period remains low, below 10%. While MicroStrategy's stock price (MSTR) has fallen 43% from its peak in 2025, the company continues to accumulate Bitcoin, currently holding a total of 671,268 coins.
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The strategy increases the dollar reserve fund to $2.19 billion — is that enough to eliminate the "bankruptcy panic"?
Michael Saylor (Michael Saylor)'s company MicroStrategy has increased its dollar reserve fund by $748 million to $2.19 billion, thus ensuring that the preferred stock dividend payment obligations for purchasing Bitcoin can cover 31 months. This move aligns with S&P Global (S&P Global)'s previous recommendations aimed at addressing liquidity issues and bankruptcy risks. Although the market predicts a 75% chance of Bitcoin being removed from the MSCI index by the first quarter of 2026, the likelihood of a forced liquidation of Bitcoin during the same period remains low, below 10%. While MicroStrategy's stock price (MSTR) has fallen 43% from its peak in 2025, the company continues to accumulate Bitcoin, currently holding a total of 671,268 coins.