The numbers that rolled out of Strategy’s treasury desk this week are forcing corporate finance departments to rethink what a reserve actually looks like. According to the company’s corporate treasurer Chaitanya Jain, the firm’s Bitcoin holdings could cover roughly 31 years of its current dividend obligations. Its U.S. dollar reserve, standing at $3.2 billion after a recent $225 million top‑up, would last only about 1.8 years. The data, captured in the original report, is not just a corporate footnote—it’s a metric that measures fiat erosion against Bitcoin’s purchasing power on a company’s balance sheet.