web3: Foreign Media Reports Saylor Incorporates USDT into Bitcoin Financial Framework

CoinWorld reports:

According to foreign media, Michael Saylor, chairman of Strategy and a long-time advocate of "Bitcoin supremacy," recently unveiled a new digital financial framework. In this design, Bitcoin continues to serve as the core reserve asset, while USDT is positioned as the medium for daily payments and transactions.

Bitcoin as Reserve

The article states that this framework layers different assets based on their uses. Bitcoin is defined as "digital capital," primarily used for value storage and defensive allocation, and does not directly undertake high-frequency payment functions. USDT is used to fill this gap, responsible for low-volatility, quick settlement in daily trading scenarios.

Saylor expressed on social media that Bitcoin is more like raw material, and financial innovation can further transform this type of capital into credit, currency, and payment tools. Following this line of thought, stablecoins are no longer just auxiliary tools but serve as an intermediary layer connecting Bitcoin reserves with actual commercial uses.

Strategy Plans to Introduce Proprietary Products

Foreign media mentioned that the connection between Bitcoin and stablecoins consists of several structured financial products designed by Strategy. Among them is STRC, described as a semi-stable, fixed-income credit tool corresponding to the company’s preferred shares backed by Bitcoin.

Another product is SR-strcUSX, which is described as a hybrid token aimed at combining the stability of fiat currency with the returns from the debt market. Above this is the so-called "digital equity" layer, which integrates reserve assets, payment tools, and credit products into a single business system.

Use of 840,447 BTC

The article suggests that this design reflects Strategy's attempt to change the way it utilizes its massive Bitcoin holdings. The company currently holds 840,447 BTC. If merely used as reserves on the balance sheet, this portion of holdings would continue to bear the pressure of price fluctuations.

Against this backdrop, further packaging Bitcoin reserves into credit, yield, and payment-related products indicates that the company aims to transform static holdings into operational financial infrastructure, rather than simply waiting for price changes.

Notably, Strategy's CEO Phong Le also stated this week that the company expects to resume net purchases of Bitcoin by the end of 2026. Foreign media believe that Strategy's direction is not to weaken Bitcoin allocation but to explore how to generate more commercial uses from existing reserves under the expectation of continued accumulation.

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