Strategy’s preferred stock STRC attracted more than $240 million in fresh capital through its at-the-market (ATM) offering program, reinforcing strong investor appetite for the company’s Bitcoin-focused financial products. The latest inflows come as Strategy Chairman Michael Saylor publicly praised the upcoming CLARITY Act, which could significantly impact the future of digital asset regulation in the United States.
According to data shared by Bitcoin Treasuries, the newly raised capital would be enough to purchase nearly 2,980 BTC at an estimated average Bitcoin price of around $80,622. Combined with the $206 million raised earlier this week, Strategy has now secured approximately $440 million in funding within just two trading sessions.
The continued demand for STRC stock suggests growing institutional confidence in Strategy’s Bitcoin accumulation strategy. Based on recent purchasing trends, investors expect a large portion of the capital to be directed toward additional Bitcoin acquisitions in the coming days.
STRC shares closed slightly above their $100 par value at $100.01, while trading activity surged significantly. Total volume during regular and extended trading hours exceeded $370 million, reflecting heightened market interest in the company’s preferred equity offering.
Earlier this week, Strategy disclosed another Bitcoin purchase worth roughly $43 million. With the latest capital inflows, the company may substantially accelerate its BTC buying activity and further strengthen its position as one of the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holders.
At the same time, Michael Saylor expressed optimism regarding the CLARITY Act, a proposed U.S. crypto market structure bill that continues to gain attention across the digital asset industry. Similar support has also emerged from prominent crypto figures including Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson.
In a post shared on X, Saylor stated that the CLARITY Act could unlock the next phase of digital capital markets, digital credit systems, and tokenized equity products globally. He emphasized that the legislation may provide institutional legitimacy for Bitcoin, improve digital yield frameworks tied to STRC products, and support wider adoption of MSTR-related financial structures.
Saylor also highlighted provisions within the bill related to payment stablecoins and distributed ledger participation rewards. According to him, these elements could help establish a responsible framework for innovation, competition, and broader consumer adoption within digital finance markets.
Additionally, Strategy is currently encouraging shareholders to vote on proposed changes to STRC’s dividend structure. Under the proposal, dividend payments would shift to a semi-monthly schedule, with distributions occurring on the 15th and at the end of each month.
The company believes the updated dividend structure could help reduce ex-dividend price volatility, improve trading stability near par value, increase liquidity, and create more reinvestment opportunities for shareholders. Strategy also noted that the economic value for investors would remain unchanged under the proposed adjustments.
