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The company diluted MSTR shareholders to reinforce preferred-stock payments after STRC’s record decline exposed pressure within its capital structure.
Oluwapelumi Adejumo 5 min read 
STRC and SATA's first major selloff showed how quickly that trade can crack under margin pressure.
STRC’s record low has sharpened scrutiny of the company’s dividend runway and its ability to keep funding Bitcoin purchases
STRC was built to trade near $100, but its drop toward $92 is testing one of Michael Saylor’s key funding channels.
Strategy’s latest purchase lifted its holdings to 846,842 BTC, but the company’s BTC Yield fell to 12.5% after another round of common stock sales.
Strategy’s first Bitcoin sale in nearly four years shows how its treasury could become a funding source for the credit products built around it.
Strategy's Coinbase Prime transfer has revived debate over whether its treasury can remain untouched.
A $1.38B Bitcoin sale would likely be digestible if handled off-market. The bigger risk is that Strategy’s Bitcoin pile is now explicitly listed as a funding source.
STRC is helping Michael Saylor’s firm keep buying Bitcoin, but the preferred-stock loop is adding dividend costs that could weigh on shareholders.
