Strategy’s July 6 8-K says the first 3,588 BTC sale left the entire $1.25 billion monetization authorization untouched. With enterprise mNAV near 1.03x and STRC around $88 against $100 par, protecting the preferred stack now competes directly with BTC-per-share accretion across 843,775 BTC.

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