Coin Circle reports that, in a Wednesday report, the analysis firm CryptoQuant said that Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy company (MSTR) should pause its Bitcoin (BTC) purchases, rebuild its cash reserves, and become more cautious when buying. The report said that the company’s STRC preferred shares are under pressure, indicating that the company has overextended itself. STRC fell to about $82.50 last week, marking a 17.5% all-time low, far below its $100 level for its designed trading. STRC currently has a dividend yield of 11.5%. The report also noted that MicroStrategy’s dollar reserves have fallen by 38% since early 2026, while its annual dividend obligations have almost increased to $1.2 billion. CryptoQuant said that STRC needs to reach approximately $2.8 billion in reserves in order to restore normal operations.

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NeonStreetReflections
· 6h ago
If Saylor really heeds the advice and stops buying, the crypto believers—those diehard faith-camp types in the coin circle—will be up in arms and start causing a stir.
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GateUser-b665e41c
· 6h ago
11.5%股息收益率听着香,但储备掉了38%这杠杆玩得有点悬
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PixelatedDriedFish
· 6h ago
MicroStrategy has turned Bitcoin faith into a high-risk gamble; rebuilding cash reserves sounds easy to say.
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ExitLiquidityIntern
· 6h ago
Can reserves of 2.8 billion bring operations back to normal? Once this figure is on the table, MSTR shareholders won’t be able to sleep.
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TheGiantWhaleInTheReflection
· 6h ago
Preferred stocks have all fallen by 17.5%, indicating that the market is already voting with its feet; CryptoQuant is just stating the obvious.
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BluePeonyPlan
· 6h ago
CryptoQuant's suggestion is quite aggressive, directly causing Saylor to hit the brakes. It seems that STRC crashing to $82 really scared people.
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