Strategy has announced a pivot in how it will manage capital moving forward, with sales of Bitcoin, stock buybacks up to $2 billion in its own securities, and raising dividends on its troubled STRC preferred shares to 12%, all on the table according to its 8-K filing with the SEC on Sunday.

The pivot comes amid a $14 billion setback on its 847,363 BTC holdings, which the firm also revealed in its filing, with Bitcoin trading around $60,500 at the time of the announcement.

Now, the Michael Saylor-led firm has answered with a five-part plan in its “Digital Credit Capital Framework.”

What is Strategy’s Digital Credit Capital Framework?

Strategy’s Digital Credit Capital Framework, as it is presented, is being seen by observers as the…