LATEST: ⚡ Michael Saylor says Strategy will not sell STRC below $100.



To support that price, the company plans to fund buybacks by selling MSTR shares and, if needed depending on market conditions, selling some $BTC .
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StableKite
· 1h ago
Doing arbitrage by repeatedly flipping back and forth: you sell when MSTR goes up, and you buy when STRC drops—so you earn the price spread on both ends.
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ChartCollector
· 1h ago
Buying STRC back with MSTR is, in essence, just moving money from one hand to the other—it's ultimately down to whether the market approves.
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DeFiSafeFarmer
· 1h ago
Sailue’s move is pretty brilliant: it prints shares while providing a backstop, giving the bulls some encouragement.
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MTopKiller
· 1h ago
If BTC really crashes, can it still stubbornly hold on without selling? Let’s wait and see.
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ChartMassage
· 1h ago
This move is kind of interesting—using MSTR to swap for STRC. It’s clear they’re determined to hold the $100 level.
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LiquidityLazy
· 2h ago
Using MSTR like an ATM to buy back repeatedly actually dilutes MSTR’s value in effect.
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AirdropPhilosopher
· 2h ago
It feels like a hard floor has been set for STRC, but when the market truly sells off sharply, it may not be able to hold.
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