Strategy Executive Chairman Saylor stated that the company is prioritizing STRC, cash reserves, and credit businesses over stock buybacks, and has currently built up $4.8 billion in cash reserves.
Saylor stated on Monday that the company might consider buying back shares if MSTR's stock price falls significantly below its net asset value (NAV). He noted that Strategy currently holds $4.8 billion in cash and plans to maintain a high cash balance to increase flexibility for buying Bitcoin, repurchasing MSTR or preferred stock, and repaying debt.
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