Strategy’s Michael Saylor proposes $10B-$30B digital credit plan

Strategy says it could raise billions more for Bitcoin without selling common stock or needing higher prices Strategy has spent years buying Bitcoin with two tools: selling new common shares and benefiting from a rising Bitcoin price. On its third-quarter 2026 earnings call, Executive Chairman Michael Saylor said the company may no longer need either one. His pitch is that Strategy could create between $10 billion and $30 billion in what it calls “digital credit,” backed by the balance sheet it already has. For a company whose whole identity is “buy more Bitcoin,” that changes how the shopping gets funded. Saylor described the $10 billion to $30 billion range as financing capacity. It would not require new common-stock issuance or any further gains in Bitcoin’s price.

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