Strategy, the company led by Michael Saylor, increases its cash reserves by $225 million through the sale of MicroStrategy (MSTR) stock, according to reports. Decrypt and Yahoo Finance both say the company relies on selling MSTR shares rather than liquidating its Bitcoin holdings. The reports state that this approach is used for the second consecutive week, with proceeds added to the company’s available cash. Both sources describe Strategy’s strategy as “padding” its reserves while keeping its Bitcoin stash unchanged. In particular, Decrypt notes that the company’s cash reserve rises to about $3.2 billion following the MSTR sale activity. The coverage frames the transactions as part of Strategy’s ongoing capital management, using equity sales instead of additional Bitcoin sales. The articles do not indicate that Strategy sells or reduces its Bitcoin holdings as part of these recent reserve increases, focusing instead on using MSTR stock to generate liquidity.