According to CoinMeta, Strategy, the executive chairman Michael Saylor, stated during the third-quarter financial report conference call that the company plans to create a digital credit financing capacity of $10 billion to $30 billion based on its existing balance sheet, with $30 billion being the upper limit. CEO Phong Le mentioned that the main way to increase holdings of Bitcoin in the future will be through the issuance of preferred securities, particularly perpetual preferred stocks without a fixed maturity date and no voting rights. As of October 25, 2026, Strategy held 848,500 BTC, representing a 26% increase for the year. The dollar assets amounted to approximately $5.07 billion, which is sufficient to cover preferred stock dividends and debt interest for about 3.4 years. The net profit for the third quarter was $19.53 billion, mainly coming from digital asset earnings of $20.91 billion. The company currently has $16 billion in nominal digital credit securities, distributed across 10 listed instruments, and will reduce its reliance on future issuances of ATM and convertible bonds in the future.