Strategy, the world's largest corporate bitcoin holder, announced the launch of a new credit rating dashboard based on the nominal value of the company's preference shares, claiming that even if the bitcoin price remains stable, the company still has a debt repayment buffer equivalent to 70 years of dividend payment.
"If Bitcoin fell to our average cost price of $74,000, our asset would still cover convertible debt at 5.9 times (what we call the BTC rating of debt); if Bitcoin fell to $25,000, the coverage would still be 2.0 times," Strategy said in an X platform post on Tuesday.
The move comes as investors are increasingly concerned about the risk that falling cryptocurrency prices could force large digital asset holders (DAT firms) to liquidate, adding more selling pressure to an already weak market.
Strategy unveils new credit metrics to ease debt fears after cryptocurrency crash
2025-11-27 03:32:54
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