Michael Saylor’s Strategy Inc. increases its cash position by raising about $467 million through sales of its common stock, bringing its USD Reserve to roughly $3 billion, according to Bloomberg and CoinDesk. The company executes the fundraising by issuing and selling shares, generating net proceeds that add to its existing cash holdings. Both outlets report that the increase in reserve cash is paired with a continued policy of not actively trading Bitcoin. In particular, the company states that it makes no changes to its Bitcoin holdings—meaning it does not buy additional Bitcoin or sell Bitcoin as part of this funding move. The reporting indicates the stock sale is intended to strengthen the company’s cash reserve rather than to alter its Bitcoin exposure. The disclosures also reflect that the company’s approach relies on holding Bitcoin unchanged while managing liquidity through capital markets activity.