Strategy Authorizes up to $1.25B of Bitcoin Sales as Saylor Formalizes Capital Pivot
Michael Saylor's Strategy said it can now sell Bitcoin to fund dividends, interest and stock buybacks, formalizing a capital pivot for the world's largest corporate holder of the cryptocurrency. The company, which holds...
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