Wu says that Strive CEO Matt Cole tweeted that maintaining the SATA target at $100 and reducing long-term volatility remains the core goal, but unless otherwise communicated, investors should not assume that Strive will automatically issue new SATA shares at $100; under normal market conditions, this could still happen, but Strive does not consider current market conditions to be normal. Strive believes that retaining flexibility around the $100 issuance aligns with shareholders' long-term interests and SATA's long-term stability; the suspension of issuance or other actions will be determined based on management's judgment, and will not be pre-announced with specific operations. Strive expects to consider short positions, borrowing costs, and other market data, but the analysis will not be limited to a single indicator.

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GlassBottleFeather
· 9h ago
This wording is quite subtle—it doesn't promise automatic issuance, but it hasn't permanently sealed the door either, leaving management a fair amount of room to maneuver.
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YieldYogi
· 12h ago
100 bucks target price + retain flexibility, which translates to: it depends, don't rush.
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GateUser-0aa20a11
· 12h ago
Plain-English version: We want to stay at 100, but with this market right now, just hang tough for a bit—exactly how to play it is up to your mood.
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GateUser-f92ba9fa
· 12h ago
Both short positions and borrowing costs are taken into account. It seems the market pressure has been quite significant recently.
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