CoinWorld News: In the latest report, Geoffrey Kendrick, head of digital asset research at Standard Chartered, said that recent market concerns about Strategy stem more from communication issues during its transition from “never selling Bitcoin” to using BTC to back credit products, rather than from solvency concerns. Kendrick expects that as the market gradually understands the new capital structure, the price of STRC preferred shares should move back toward $100, thereby reducing the need for Strategy to sell additional Bitcoin. Standard Chartered maintains its $100k target price for Bitcoin by end of 2026 and says the current BTC price of about $64k is a “highly attractive buying opportunity.”

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FiveMinutesBeforeLiquidation
· 15h ago
The $100k target price is kept unchanged. With institutional endorsement plus a panic-based floor, this combination is too familiar. The position has already been increased.
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OrigamiMountains
· 15h ago
From “never sell” to a credit product, MSTR’s narrative shift really does take time to digest—but if its ability to repay is sound, then this looks like a classic case of wrongly targeting it.
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QuietValidator
· 15h ago
Kendrick is right—the market has misread the logic of the transition. If preferred shares can return to $100, the selling pressure would ease; the key is communication.
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GateUser-78aae297
· 16h ago
Standard Chartered’s report came at the right time. That panic sell-off from the Strategy move was definitely overdone—I bought in around the $64k level.
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