MicroStrategy, which transformed from an enterprise software company into a Bitcoin financial powerhouse, indicated a willingness to invest more aggressively in flagship digital assets on Sunday.
This decision came at a time when the company's total Bitcoin assets of $55 billion slightly exceed the average purchase price.
Strategy, STRC dividend increased to 11.25%... pushing for Bitcoin purchases
In a post on the social media platform X, Board Chair Michael Saylor shared a graphic image containing the phrase 'More Orange.' In recent months, this billionaire has hinted at future Bitcoin purchases with similar expressions.
In particular, the company has recently recorded a milestone of 2,000 days since introducing the 'Bitcoin Standard'.
Meanwhile, the possibility of additional purchases has arisen at a time when the company's balance sheet is undergoing its biggest test in recent times.
MicroStrategy has currently acquired 712,647 BTC at an average of $76,037 per coin. Having significantly retreated from last fall's six-figure peak, BTC traded around $78,000 on Sunday, thus reducing the company's unrealized yield to below 3%.
MicroStrategy has increased the dividend rate of Series A perpetual stretch preferred stock (STRC) by 25bp to raise funds for its next purchase. As a result, the dividend yield as of February 2026 is now 11.25%.
This 11.25% yield corresponds to a much higher premium than typical corporate bonds, reflecting the company's strong demand for capital and the inherent volatility of the Bitcoin-centric model.
In particular, STRC is a variable rate product, belonging to the fixed income product group along with bonds like Strike, Stride, and Strife, which has become the company’s primary financing method.
According to data, the sale of STRC alone enabled the purchase of over 27,000 BTC since its launch last November.
However, critics warn that the high dividend payment costs could lead to cash flow pressure. This risk becomes more severe if the price of Bitcoin stagnates or falls below $76,000.
Currently, MicroStrategy is stable. The company has additional capacity of billions of dollars through market sell issuance, and Chairman Saylor is proposing additional purchases as the only way to respond to market volatility.
