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Strategy Bitcoin Reserves Support 31 Years of Dividends

Chaitanya Jain, head of Bitcoin products and investments at Strategy, stated that the company's Bitcoin reserves are sufficient to support 31 years of dividend payments, while dollar reserves can support 1.8 years; as of July 19, dollar reserves increased to $3.225 billion.

Last week, the company did not increase its Bitcoin holdings and injected $225 million into dollar reserves.

Strategy and Bitcoin holders benefit from reserve buffers, while traditional dividends depend on corporate pressure; capital is accelerating towards Bitcoin as a corporate reserve asset, with the company's financial strategy shifting from dollar cash to long-term BTC holdings under event-driven circumstances, reinforcing its position as a Bitcoin proxy investment tool.

Source: Public Information

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Strategy previously implemented a Bitcoin reserve strategy under Michael Saylor's leadership, having repeatedly increased BTC holdings through debt and equity financing, transforming the company into a Bitcoin yield product.

On the capital path, the company supplements dollar reserves through operating cash flow and financing, with the strategic motive of maintaining liquidity while holding BTC for long-term appreciation potential, providing dual support for dividends and reinvestment.

Similar to early companies using gold as a reserve asset, and MicroStrategy's transformation of its BTC balance sheet over the past few years, American companies are currently in an accelerated adoption phase of Bitcoin as a corporate financial tool.

Essentially, this is a concentration of capital: the BTC reserve strategy transforms company cash flow into long-term appreciating assets, providing a hedge against inflation and currency depreciation, driving capital concentration from traditional cash management to digital asset allocation, enhancing corporate valuation and shareholder return elasticity.

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