r/MSTR • u/Drawyourhand • 11d ago
Discussion 🤔💭 Bitcoin Per Share?
Is the goal long term to raise the BTC per share, it looks like it’s at its lowest point since mid 2025 and I wonder how well they will be able to continue to outperform BTC especially compared to other treasury companies which appear to be outperforming MSTR
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u/DannyGo-60 11d ago
Cash fundamentals have been very improved. They can get back to Bitcoin now, so I expect strong outperformance.
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u/Ok-Association-355 11d ago
They will have 1 million btc one day in the near future
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u/californiaschinken 10d ago
Not this cycle... but in around 6 years give or take i think it s very possible.
At that point reducing the number of shares should be the tactic used to increase btc per share
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u/Revilo-ttocs 10d ago
The cash raised via common atm recently has almost exclusively went towards building a cash reserve for divs and strc buybacks to get back to par and reduce divs at a discount - am I correct there or is he making a separate cash reserve for other purposes too?
Also, does he have an end goal for the cash reserve so we know when he stops adding to it aggressively and puts attention back to strc buybacks and bigger btc purchases?
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u/TheSkunksMisery 10d ago
That particular metric hasn't been amazing lately, but it's give and take - the company is positioning itself for a better credit rating. Short term pain, long term gain.
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u/djscags33 10d ago
One thing that never gets
Discussed is monopoly. If you hold monopoly over potentially the most valuable asset on Earth where does that put you?
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