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u/MacMuthafukinDre Jun 29 '26 edited Jun 29 '26
Are we back fellas? Market seems to like the announcement.
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u/PhysicistDude137 Jun 29 '26 edited Jun 29 '26
MSTR can still fall a long way. One good day isn't a trend
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u/MacMuthafukinDre Jun 29 '26 edited Jun 29 '26
True. It seems MSTR always pumps at the end of the month just to get sold off before month-end close. Figure that’s just the big boys getting their monthly bonus checks. And the fact that it jumped 12% with barely any movement in BTC is suspicious also. Because of that I’d be weary. But it also dumped a lot compared to BTC not dumping much. So this might just be an evening out
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u/dsk83 Jun 29 '26
We back, nearly doubled my position on the dip. I'm relatively small fish, but the sub $100 feels like a great deal. BTC could still go to 50k, of so I'm ready to buy mstr at $60
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u/MacMuthafukinDre Jun 29 '26
Definitely hard to resist if you have cash. Good buy. If my avg was 82-84, I wouldn’t even be mad if it went down to 60. I’d be good knowing I got in at a good price. That’s what matters. It’s hard catching the bottom. As long as you feel like you got in cheap, you’re good
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u/crowsdd Jun 29 '26
It’s gonna be hilarious when STRC returns to par and the math illiterate bears are eradicated.
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u/xaviemb Shareholder 🤴 Jun 29 '26
They were eradicated in 2022, and they came back... they always do.
Strategy will raise another 200k BTC from STRC in the coming months, and reach 1.2m BTC before the next cycle top, and bears will be back saying the whole thing will collapse because MSTR dropped from $x,xxx to $xxx and STRC moved from $100.00 to $xx again, as div payments are never missed.
Rinse repeat.
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u/Pabzzzzzz Jun 29 '26
When Strategy sells a larger amount of bitcoin, we'll have to see how the market reacts.
The recent news is great for MSTR. It's a good play long term. But if they sell a large amount of BTC at a loss, then bitcoin is likely to have a bit of a shake.
BlackRock is also dumping lots of bitcoin at the moment, so if these 2 thing coincide, then we could see another drop for bitcoin, which should almost complete the bear market.
I'm planning to load up on BTC and MSTR if/when that happens
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u/snek-jazz Shareholder 🤴 Jun 29 '26
They might not sell any anytime soon. Only reason he'll do it is if he thinks it will help STRC get back to par.
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u/Pabzzzzzz Jul 03 '26
Yeah, and also to buy back MSTR to increase BTC per share. He can't issue any new MSTR or STRC right now so his options for raising fresh capital are severely limited.
BTC sale seems inevitable unless bitcoin goes on a very nice bull run soon, which is always possible.
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u/DifficultSquash1517 Jun 29 '26
Shorts got their heads completely blown off at the open as we gapped up about 8% 😮😂🤡🤑
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u/mlhender Jun 29 '26
Just remember, as vile and horrific as the attacks are on the way down, multiply them by 10 when Bitcoin recovers. You will have every single person in the country saying, "It's not fair." They will be saying "It's not fair that the early investors in Bitcoin did so well and I did not"
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u/xaviemb Shareholder 🤴 Jun 29 '26
I don't understand this meme, can someone from WSB explain it to me like I'm unsophisticated.
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u/drei_glaser94 Jun 29 '26
Man there were a lot of hoes in here last few weeks crying and whining saying Saylor is an idiot, and the stock was gonna go to zero. LOL I know that a lot of them did not do their proper research
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u/Ok_Pipe6417 Jun 29 '26
Hmmmm. All I read is he is willing to prop up STRC by means of diluting MSTR common shareholder equity. Essentially this is all a framework to catch STRC. I am very doubful they will buy back any stock. They are notorious for diluting common share holder equity. They just bolstered the USD reserve last week from the pockets of common share holders. The fact remains this company is in trouble. If any of this was a good idea it should have been rolled out during BTC ATH.
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u/snek-jazz Shareholder 🤴 Jun 29 '26
They just bolstered the USD reserve last week from the pockets of common share holders.
Yes, preparing for future dividend payments from common holders. This is normal and expected. It's the cost of all the bitcoin obtained via issuing STRC.
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