According to external sources, a priority share of Strategy under the flag for financing the purchase of bitcoin, STRC, fell to historical lows, and the market began to reassess the extent to which the company ' s capital structure was under pressure. According to analysts, Strategy may be under pressure to sell more bitcoin if the ability to split red cover continues to be questioned, an expectation that has been transmitted to MSTR and BTC.

When STRC falls, it's worried about warming.

According to the report, the STRC, which had been close to $100 in nominal terms for a long time, became significantly weaker at the end of May after Strategy sold 32 bitcoins. During the same period, bitcoin fell and tested for $60,000, and STRC fell near $90, as a result of the broader market insulation.

Since then, there has been an increase in the market ' s concern about the sustainability of Strategy ' s performance in relation to STRC and other priority stock-sharing obligations. According to the article, the company had used part of the reserve funds originally used for the split arrangement to alleviate the debt burden, which had led to a reduction in the related bonus coverage period to about seven months.

Once after the bitcoin, it was steady.

According to the report, the STRC had rebounded briefly in early June, in the context of Strategy's repurchase of 1550 bitcoins and an increase in the size of the United States dollar reserve. This action, which at one time eased market concerns about liquidity, failed to reverse the recent downward trend.

As of Thursday, STRC fell to $82.5, about 18 per cent below $100. According to analysts, this deviation is no longer just a macro-motivation drive, but reflects the direct concerns of investors about their dividends and capital arrangements.

Analysts are worried about dragging MTR and BTC.

QCP analysts indicated that if the market continued to be concerned about the ability of STRC to have a red-red cover, Strategy might be forced to sell more bitcoin to meet its obligations, which would limit its rebound space in the short term.

The Chief Investment Officer of Arca, Jeff Dorman, attributed the current uncertainty to the capital arrangement at the Strategy Executive Level. In his view, other parts of the capital structure could also continue to be under pressure if the company failed to stabilize STRC prices and ease market doubts as soon as possible.

  • MSTR dropped about 15% a week.
  • BTC dropped by about 3.25 per cent during the same period
  • STRC dropped by about 6 per cent during the same period

In comparison, MSTR fell significantly more than bitcoin, and STRC fell more than BTC. According to external sources, this suggests that the market has begun to regard the pressure of the SRC as one of the short-term risks to the overall financing structure of Strategy and the Bitcoin hold strategy.