Strategy Inc. shares advanced on Monday following the announcement of a new digital credit capital framework. This framework is designed to enhance the credit quality of its priority securities, improve liquidity, and maintain long-term Bitcoin exposure, marking a strategic shift from one-way capital issuance to proactive capital management.

The new structure comprises five core components, with a $2 billion buyback plan drawing significant market attention. This plan authorizes the company to repurchase up to $1 billion in digital credit securities and $1 billion in Class A common stock. Additionally, the framework includes a Bitcoin monetization plan, allowing the company to sell Bitcoin under specific circumstances, such as to fund the U.S. dollar treasury, pay preferred stock dividends and interest, or finance the share repurchases.

As of last Saturday, Strategy's U.S. dollar treasury stood at approximately $2.55 billion, providing coverage for an estimated 17.4 months of expected preferred stock dividend and interest payments. The company also raised the dividend rate on its STRC preferred stock to 12.00%, aiming to support its trading price near the $100 par value.

Strategy CEO Phong Le stated that the company will flexibly switch between issuing and repurchasing securities based on market conditions, with the goal of creating shareholder value and improving capital efficiency. Company Co-founder and Executive Chairman Michael Saylor emphasized that Bitcoin remains the firm's primary treasury asset, and the new framework provides more flexible tools for managing its capital structure. This strategic adjustment demonstrates the company's intent to pursue proactive management and optimize its financial structure amid market volatility.