Strategy's latest disclosure shows that the company raised $544.5 million in cash last week through the sale of common stock, bringing its cash reserves to $3.75 billion. This development comes as Bitcoin rose to around $65,000 over the weekend, and the market is also watching the company's subsequent financial maneuvering capabilities.

Last week, they completed a $544.5 million financing round.

The company disclosed that the additional funds came from last week's common stock sale. Following the financing, Strategy's cash reserves reached $3.75 billion, a further increase from its previous levels.

For Strategy, which has long pursued a Bitcoin treasury strategy, an increased cash reserves mean greater flexibility in dividend payments, financing arrangements, and subsequent capital utilization.

Bitcoin holdings remain at 843,800 coins.

While replenishing its cash reserves, the company did not adjust its Bitcoin holdings. Disclosures show that Strategy currently holds 843,775 Bitcoins, the same number as before.

This means that the focus of this disclosure is not on new cryptocurrency purchases, but rather on increasing cash reserves. For outsiders, the combination of cash reserves and Bitcoin holdings remains a core indicator for observing Strategy's financial structure.

• New funding: $544.5 million
• Cash reserves: US$3.75 billion
• Bitcoin holdings: 843,775 coins

Saylor stated that this could cover the preferred stock dividends over 2.1 years.

Executive Chairman Michael Saylor stated that, at current levels, the $3.75 billion in cash is sufficient to cover approximately 2.1 years of preferred stock dividends.

This statement emphasizes the company's short-term solvency, not a new Bitcoin purchase plan. In the market, driven by the weekend's rise in Bitcoin, both MSTR and high-yield preferred stock STRC rose approximately 2.5% in pre-market trading.

Additional information:The stock price performance mentioned in the article appeared during pre-market trading. CoinDesk also noted that Bitcoin rose to $65,000 at one point over the weekend.