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Strategy Takes $12.4 Billion Hit as Bitcoin Slumps 22%
Key Takeaways
- Strategy reports a $12.4 billion Q4 loss as Bitcoin falls 22%, and its stock drops 17% to $107;
- Revenue rises 1.9% to $123 million, and the company holds 713,502 BTC while pushing its Digital Credit initiative;
- Cash reaches $2.25 billion, no major debt hits until 2027, and leadership signals confidence in overall financial stability.
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The company linked this result to Bitcoin’s 22% price drop during the same period. Strategy’s stock closed 17% lower on February 5, falling to $107.
While the final earnings figure was negative, the company still reported a small rise in revenue. Fourth-quarter income reached $123 million, up 1.9% from the year before.
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Strategy’s leaders focused on the company’s ability to manage financial pressure. Chief financial officer Andrew Kang said the firm’s overall structure remains stable.
He noted that Strategy continues to rely on its large Bitcoin position of 713,502 BTC and its initiative toward Digital Credit.
The company also increased its cash balance to $2.25 billion in Q4. According to Strategy, this amount can support around 30 months of dividend payments.
Another point the company highlighted is its debt schedule. Strategy does not face major debt repayments until 2027. This reduces the need to sell Bitcoin in the near future to meet any obligations.
On the earnings call, CEO Phong Le told investors that the company’s situation does not call for concern. He also mentioned that Strategy’s enterprise value still exceeds the $45 billion of its Bitcoin holdings.
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