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BriefApril 13, 2026 · 03:18 AM

MicroStrategy can sustain dividends if Bitcoin grows 2.05% annually

MicroStrategy can fund its dividend payments without issuing new shares or raising additional capital if Bitcoin appreciates by 2.05% annually. This threshold is the minimum annual growth required to cover dividend obligations and corporate operational costs from the company's Bitcoin holdings alone. The company currently holds approximately 214,400 Bitcoin. This calculation stems from the company's financial modeling to determine the break-even point for maintaining dividends without the need for additional financing.

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