Analyst: Strategy is still far from forced liquidation; comparing STRC’s de-pegging to UST’s de-pegging and LUNA’s crash seems somewhat excessive.

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Golden Finance reports that on June 21, crypto analyst Murphy posted that from the chart below, it's not hard to see that to break through preferred stocks, BTC needs to drop to $26,000; to break through debt, it needs to fall to $8,000... In fact, currently, preferred stocks are not facing a repayment crisis.
The similar product SATA still remains above $99 this week. SATA has not de-pegged, while STRC has, indicating that this selling pressure is more aimed at Strategy rather than a flaw in the tool itself. So, it’s more like a re-pricing of leverage and credit, compounded by the depletion of cash reserves and the amplified sell signals, leading to liquidity tightening; but definitely not a liquidation crisis.
Strategy is still far from forced liquidation; only at the current price has the flywheel truly come to a halt. Next, the price path of BTC will determine whether this is just a mid-term pause or the start of a spiral. However, comparing STRC de-pegging to the last cycle’s UST de-pegging/LUNA crash, this narrative of a death spiral seems somewhat exaggerated. If BTC price rebounds, the equity ATM reopens, and the flywheel can restart; it can also use common stocks to pay dividends and rebuild cash reserves; this would address the most dangerous factor in STRC’s discount.
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