Analysts support the strategy of increasing cash, and Saylor stated that there will no longer be a "100% allocation to Bitcoin" in the future

According to The Block, Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor stated during the company's second-quarter earnings call that while the company has historically allocated "100% of its funds to Bitcoin," it may adopt a strategy of holding both cash and BTC in the future. He mentioned, "Perhaps the best way to buy the most Bitcoin is not to buy the most Bitcoin immediately."

TD Cowen and Benchmark both maintained a buy rating on the stock following Strategy's second-quarter earnings call. Both institutions believe that the current management's core objective has shifted to bringing the price of its STRC preferred shares back to par value, thereby restoring its ability as a financing tool.

TD Cowen analyst Lance Vitanza stated that the most important message from the call was management's high regard for STRC. Company executives repeatedly emphasized that returning STRC to par value is a core goal and mentioned that despite recent price deviations of the security, institutional adoption is still increasing.

Benchmark analyst Mark Palmer shared a similar view. He pointed out that Saylor and his team spent most of the 90-minute call focused on the same goal: restoring STRC to the $99 to $100 range, making it a primary engine for the company to raise funds to purchase Bitcoin.