Bitcoin Price Fell 40% Since STRC Launched: Is Strategy BTC-Buying Instrument in Trouble?
The discount has lifted STRC’s effective yield above 12.9% and slowed Strategy’s at-the-market share issuance, analysts said.
- On Thursday, Strategy's STRC fell to a record low of $82.53 before closing at $88.59, remaining below its $100 par value and contributing to a sharp slowdown in Bitcoin accumulation.
- Launched in July 2025, STRC was designed to trade near $100 through adjustable dividends of 11.5% annualized, with proceeds used to acquire Bitcoin; trading 13% below par has revived criticism of the model.
- Strategy purchased 1,587 BTC for $100 million in the week ending June 15, a sharp decline from April when the company bought 34,164 BTC for $2.54 billion in a single week.
- Critics argue STRC looks like a "classic centralized Ponzi," while Strategy sold 32 BTC worth about $2.5 million earlier in June to help cover dividend obligations.
- Michael Saylor, Strategy's CEO, noted the company could pay STRC dividends for 32 years under current conditions, even as Bitcoin prices dropped below $60,000 this month.
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Bitcoin Bulls Grope Around for the Floor
Bitcoin’s still sinking in quicksand, and it’s unclear when investors will feel like throwing it a rope. The top token by market cap plummeted below $60,000 this month for the first time since 2024, and this week, it’s worth less than half the record it set last October. The token briefly rallied along with the broader market on June 15, climbing above $67,000, on hopes that the US-Iran conflict is closing in on a resolution. But it has since p…
Bitcoin Price Fell 40% Since STRC Launched: Is Strategy BTC-Buying Instrument in Trouble?
STRC’s slide below par has revived Ponzi claims, slowed Strategy’s Bitcoin buys and sparked debate over whether Michael Saylor’s BTC flywheel is still fine.
Strategy Buys 520 Bitcoin as Pressure Builds
Strategy bought 520 BTC for about $35 million. Total holdings now stand at 847,363 Bitcoin. The firm also lifted its USD Reserve to $1.4 billion. Strategy is buying Bitcoin again, but this time the size tells its own story. Is this quiet accumulation or a warning that treasury pressure is getting harder to ignore? Strategy has added 520 more Bitcoin for approximately $35 million, extending its run of weekly BTC purchases even as market pressure …
STRC Stock Crash: Saylor's AI-Built Bitcoin Fund Breaks
Michael Saylor said he built Strategy’s STRC preferred stock using ChatGPT — going “back and forth with the AI for hours.” Now STRC has crashed to an intraday low of $82.53, well below the $100 level it was designed to hold, and Strategy has paused the program it uses to raise cash for Bitcoin. Here’s what broke, why it matters, and whether it can be fixed. What Is STRC and Why Does It Matter for Bitcoin? Strategy — the company formerly known as…
Regulatory Probe? Bitcoin Drops 40% as STRC Strategy Tool Faces Scrutiny
MicroStrategy’s flagship Bitcoin funding vehicle, Strategy’s Stretch (STRC), has traded at a persistent discount to its $100 liquidation preference since late July 2025, prompting renewed scrutiny of its capital-raising design. As STRC’s market price fell to new lows in the lead-up to mid-2026, critics framed the move as evidence that the structure may rely on continuous inflows to meet shareholder expectations. At the same time, other analysts …
Bitcoin News: Saylor Defends Strategy as STRC Crash Sparks Fraud Claims
Key Insights: Saylor said Strategy’s Bitcoin and cash reserves exceed its outstanding debt by about $48 billion. STRC fell below its $100 par value, sparking criticism and fraud claims from Peter Schiff. Strategy may need to sell $3B-$4B in Bitcoin to ease capital pressure. Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor has defended the company’s Bitcoin-backed capital plan after STRC fell sharply below its $100 par value. The drop triggered fresh criticis…
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