Notice something odd this week? MSTR quietly dropped their BTC yield metric from reports. Why? They had to pump out 1.48 billion in preferred shares just to cover debt interest payments. Classic shareholder dilution move. Here's the thing - why chase derivative plays when you can hold actual Bitcoin? The math isn't mathing on these corporate treasury strategies anymore.
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CryptoSourGrape
· 2h ago
Wow, MSTR's move is really impressive. If you ask me, if they hadn't been so greedy and focused on these flashy things, just holding onto real BTC would have been enough. Now they even have to dilute the shareholders?
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PensionDestroyer
· 21h ago
This move by mstr is a bit extreme, issuing preferred shares to pay off interest on debts? This is what I call playing extravagantly. Looking at these numbers makes me want to laugh, good thing I already cleared these corporate bonds, isn't it better to just stack Bitcoin?
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quietly_staking
· 22h ago
This mstr wave is really ridiculous, $148 million in preferred stocks to pay off debt interest? Wake up everyone, isn't it better to just hoard Bitcoin?
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 22h ago
Just go for the coin, don't play with these fancy tricks.
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ConsensusDissenter
· 22h ago
The tricks of mstr are really amazing, secretly deleting indicators, and then turning around to throw the blame on debt. This is not holding coins, this is playing financial acrobatics.
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SerumSquirter
· 22h ago
Oh no, I see through this MSTR trap, it's just trying to extend its own life.
Notice something odd this week? MSTR quietly dropped their BTC yield metric from reports. Why? They had to pump out 1.48 billion in preferred shares just to cover debt interest payments. Classic shareholder dilution move. Here's the thing - why chase derivative plays when you can hold actual Bitcoin? The math isn't mathing on these corporate treasury strategies anymore.