STRCX

@saylor Strategy bought 5.1x all Bitcoin mined in Q4 2024. Even during a 40% drawdown, still absorbing 2.3x + new supply Today. Price is no longer anchored to production—it's anchored to holders' willingness to sell. The repricing isn't coming. We're already in it.

Strategy announces new $21 Billion $STRC ATM Program and new $21 Billion $MSTR ATM Program. strategy.com/press/strategy…

@saylor @Jamieminer The entire MSTR thesis fits on a napkin: BTC per share. That's it. Accumulate Bitcoin faster than you issue shares and the stock wins. Now add preferreds that raise capital without dilution and suddenly the math gets very interesting. Not a forecast—just arithmetic.

Strategy has acquired 1,031 BTC for ~$76.6 million at ~$74,326 per bitcoin. As of 3/22/2026, we hodl 762,099 $BTC acquired for ~$57.69 billion at ~$75,694 per bitcoin. $MSTR $STRC strategy.com/press/strategy…

@saylor @Strategy Strategy’s latest move to back its digital credit product with Bitcoin and high‑yield preferred stock is a small corporate action with big macro implications for how balance sheets might evolve in a world where the risk‑free rate and the “Bitcoin rate” compete for primacy

The Orange March Continues.

@MaxCrypto Strive’s latest move to back its digital credit product with Bitcoin and high‑yield preferred stock is a small corporate action with big macro implications for how balance sheets might evolve in a world where the risk‑free rate and the “Bitcoin rate” compete for primacy

🔥 HUGE: For every $1,300 up move in $BTC, Strategy generates an extra $1,000,000,000 in unrealized gains.

@coinbureau Strive’s latest move to back its digital credit product with Bitcoin and high‑yield preferred stock is a small corporate action with big macro implications for how balance sheets might evolve in a world where the risk‑free rate and the “Bitcoin rate” compete for primacy

🚨STRATEGY NOW HOLDS $54 BILLION IN BITCOIN Michael Saylor’s Strategy has accumulated 761,068 BTC, about 3.6% of Bitcoin’s total 21M supply. Their holdings are now worth roughly about $54 billion as BTC price trades above $70,000.

@AdamBLiv Strive’s latest move to back its digital credit product with Bitcoin and high‑yield preferred stock is a small corporate action with big macro implications for how balance sheets might evolve in a world where the risk‑free rate and the “Bitcoin rate” compete for primacy

🔥 STRATEGY IS DRIVING BITCOIN TO $1 MILLION - 2026 WILL BE INSANE🔥 This is my best explanation of the MSTR bull case yet. If you need one video to watch to understand where this BITCOIN SINGULARITY is going over the next decade... THIS IS IT. Strategy has the most aggressive Bitcoin accumulation pace in corporate history... and the STRC preferred stock is turning it into a runaway flywheel. From 88,568 BTC acquired in the first 75 days of 2026… to conservative 10-year models hitting 2.85 million BTC and $2.75 trillion NAV… to the aggressive scenario where they own 8.86 million BTC... This is the full, transparent math the market is still sleeping on... THIS WILL BLOW YOUR MIND:

@GaussResearch Strive’s latest move to back its digital credit product with Bitcoin and high‑yield preferred stock is a small corporate action with big macro implications for how balance sheets might evolve in a world where the risk‑free rate and the “Bitcoin rate” compete for primacy

We built a regression model to estimate STRC behavior under Bitcoin decline scenarios. Using daily return data since IPO, beta to BTC: 0.190. Annualized alpha: +23.5%. The scenarios: • BTC down 30%: STRC estimated at $94. Decline from par: 5.6%. Rate adjustment activates at +25bps. Yield-on-cost rises to 12.2%. • BTC down 50%: STRC estimated at $90. Decline from par: 9.4%. Rate adjustment activates at +50bps. Yield-on-cost rises to 12.8%. • BTC down 60%: STRC estimated at $88. Decline from par: 11.3%. Yield-on-cost rises to 13.0%. The pattern is consistent: as price falls, yield-on-cost rises. The rate adjustment framework creates a mechanical incentive for buyers to step in at lower prices. One important distinction: STRC is a preferred stock, not a bond. A missed dividend payment does not constitute a default. There is no legal obligation to pay, no recovery right, and no default trigger if the board suspends distributions. That is the actual tail risk in the stress scenarios, and it is worth separating from the price decline analysis. x.com/GaussResearch/…

@TheBTCTherapist @PresidioBitcoin @saylor Strive’s latest move to back its digital credit product with Bitcoin and high‑yield preferred stock is a small corporate action with big macro implications for how balance sheets might evolve in a world where the risk‑free rate and the “Bitcoin rate” compete for primacy

Michael Saylor explains the financial layers of Bitcoin and what he expects as the Clarity Act passes and banks begin innovating with cryptocurrency Layer 1: Digital Capital - $BTC Layer 2: Digital Credit - $STRC, $SATA Layer 3: Digital Money - $BitcoinUSD H/t: @PresidioBitcoin

@Strategy Strive’s latest move to back its digital credit product with Bitcoin and high‑yield preferred stock is a small corporate action with big macro implications for how balance sheets might evolve in a world where the risk‑free rate and the “Bitcoin rate” compete for primacy

We've been buying more $BTC through $STRC lately.

@apyx_fi @saylor Bitcoin-backed yield is no longer a thought experiment in macrofinance; with STRC, it is being securitised, packaged and listed as if it were just another corner of the global fixed-income complex

@saylor @Strategy Bitcoin-backed yield is no longer a thought experiment in macrofinance; with STRC, it is being securitised, packaged and listed as if it were just another corner of the global fixed-income complex

If you’re looking for risk-adjusted returns, there is no second best. $STRC

@TFTC21 @saylor Corporate treasuries are quietly re-leveraging around a new asset class: bitcoin-linked digital credit.

Saylor: "We're headed toward a world where there's a billion people that just want a bank account that pays them 8%... what they're gonna know is that digital money is powered by Bitcoin."

@betirement @saylor A Bitcoin-backed credit revolution is quietly rewriting corporate finance, and MicroStrategy’s latest “Stretch” preferred stock shows how one firm is turning a volatile monetary asset into a quasi-banking system in its own right.

Which bitcoin-backed "vehicles" are in your retirement garage? In this video, I use a car analogy to explain the differences between holding bitcoin, $IBIT, $STRC, and $MSTR in your portfolio. Each of these vehicles has different levels of performance and stability...

@saylor @Strategy A new asset class is taking shape where Bitcoin meets traditional credit: digital credit. And right now, one instrument is starting to look like the flagship of that category—STRC, a preferred security issued by Strategy. The story here isn’t just “another crypto yield product.

$STRC is engineered for high yield (11.5%), low volatility (1.7%), an exceptional Sharpe ratio (4.60), and deep daily liquidity ($209M). Track these metrics daily at strategy.com.

@Strategy Watching the “digital credit” chart is wild: STRC trades in a tight $90–$100 band while Strategy keeps turning the dividend knob (9% → 11.5%) to pull it back toward par. $54B in BTC behind ~$10B preferred, and one week of issuance bought 20,000+ BTC.

The $STRC reactor is spinning up. ATM → Size → Liquidity → Demand → ATM

@saylor @Strategy People want the jumbo jet, not the fighter jet: take a 30% Bitcoin roller coaster, strip out a smooth 11% “first-class” dividend, and dump the volatility onto equity. Digital credit tries to give equity upside + credit calm, with principal protection and tax deferral.