The fundraising method of the $BTC strategy mainly involves issuing additional stocks (common and preferred stocks), issuing convertible bonds and other fixed-income products, as well as utilizing market financing tools such as sales agreements. Their strategic goal is to raise $42 billion within three years, continuously purchasing Bitcoin as a reserve asset to enhance shareholder returns. At the same time, they aim to increase flexibility and market liquidity through the issuance of additional shares, such as being included in the Nasdaq 100 index to attract more investments. Furthermore, they frequently issue stocks at market highs to finance at a lower cost, reinvesting in Bitcoin to capitalize on price increases and generate a capital flywheel effect. However, this also carries risks, such as Bitcoin price volatility potentially leading to asset depreciation, financial.