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Strive CEO Matt Cole posted on the X platform that Strive's balance sheet currently holds 19,864 BTC, $141.7 million in cash, and $37.7 million worth of STRC.This week, no BTC was purchased; Strive's balance sheet has sufficient reserves, with no debt, no margin, and no restricted BTC.

According to the 8-K document submitted to the SEC by Strategy, the company announced the launch of a digital credit capital framework, which includes five core components: dollar reserve policy, adjustment of STRC dividend policy, preferred stock repurchase plan, common stock repurchase plan, and BTC monetization plan.Under the dollar reserve policy, the reserve can only be used to pay preferred stock dividends and debt interest, and management must maintain a reserve sufficient to cover expected dividends and interest expenses for at least the next 12 months. As of June 28, the dollar reserve balance was $2.55 billion.Regarding the STRC dividend, the company will dynamically assess the dividend rate on a monthly basis, considering factors such as trading price, market yield, credit spread, and Bitcoin price volatility, and will not increase the dividend solely because the STRC trading price is below par value. The company also announced an increase in the annualized dividend rate for STRC to 12% from the previous level, effective July 1.In terms of the repurchase plan, the company has established two repurchase authorizations of $1 billion each, to repurchase preferred stocks such as STRC, STRF, STRD, STRK, and Class A common stock, with STRC being the primary target of the preferred stock repurchase plan. Neither of the repurchase plans will utilize dollar reserve funds.In addition, the company's board of directors has authorized the BTC monetization plan, allowing the company to raise up to $1.25 billion by selling Bitcoin, to supplement the dollar reserve, pay preferred stock dividends and interest expenses, or fund the aforementioned repurchase plans.

According to the official announcement, Bitget has launched the STRC (Strategy Variable Rate Perpetual Preferred Stock) perpetual contract. This contract is settled in USDT and supports up to 20 times leverage.

According to CoinDesk, the 90-day correlation coefficient between Strategy perpetual preferred stock STRC and Bitcoin has risen to nearly 0.70, the highest level since its launch in July 2025, diminishing its appeal as a relatively stable income tool.This month, STRC has cumulatively fallen 23% to $76, far below its par value of $100; Bitcoin has dropped nearly 20% during the same period to below $60,000. STRC currently has an annualized dividend yield of 11.5%, and its trading below par value limits Strategy's ability to raise funds through additional issuance to purchase Bitcoin.

According to The Block, Strategy's perpetual preferred stock STRC fell to a historic low of $74 on Thursday, a 26% discount from its par value of $100, and then slightly rebounded to $75.69; MSTR dropped below $87, the lowest since February 2024, with a decline of over 50% in the past month. STRC is the main financing tool for Strategy's recent Bitcoin accumulation. Strive's perpetual preferred stock SATA fell to nearly $84, approaching a historic low on Thursday.

In response to market concerns about whether it is the next LUNA, Arkham analysis indicates that STRC is a perpetual preferred stock with a dividend yield of 11.5%, requiring approximately $1.2 billion in payments annually. The strategy reserves $1.4 billion, but there is no legal obligation to prioritize dividend payments.However, Arkham also pointed out that the decline in stock price reflects market worries about Saylor's ability to continue paying dividends and raising funds. This will not directly collapse the company but may have a long-term impact on investor confidence and financing.According to market data, after the U.S. stock market opened tonight, STRC briefly fell to $73 and is currently reported at $76.2 (25% below the $100 par value).

Jiang Zhuoer, the founder of the Liebit mining pool, stated that the current mNAV of Strategy has fallen to 0.72, close to the low of 0.7 set during the last bear market in May 2022. Based on recent market sentiment events such as the decoupling of STRC, it is judged that we are currently in the bottom area of the mNAV for this cycle. mNAV often leads BTC prices to bottom out by about 6 months, and based on the "four-year cycle" and the decreasing volatility model, this round of Bitcoin bear market may bottom out between October and December 2026, with a target price range of $42,000 to $44,000. Jiang Zhuoer indicated that his recent short-term strategy remains focused on selling spot and shorting, and will switch to buying spot and going long once the expected bottom arrives.

According to The Block, Benchmark Equity Research reiterated its buy rating on Strategy (MSTR) and maintained its target price of $570. This target price still has about a 406% upside compared to Friday's closing price of $112.53.Although Strategy's perpetual preferred stock STRC experienced a significant sell-off last week, dropping to around $83, Benchmark analyst Mark Palmer stated that STRC is not a stablecoin and does not have a Terra/Luna-style reflexive mechanism. Its essence is a perpetual preferred stock, backed by over 847,000 bitcoins (approximately $55 billion) held by Strategy.Palmer believes that the decline of STRC is not a "de-pegging," but rather a reset of the market's required yield. The company currently has about $1.4 billion in cash reserves, which can flexibly support dividend payments. Benchmark views this sell-off as a stress test of its financing model, rather than a structural deterioration.

According to Cointelegraph, Bitcoin has dropped about 40% since Strategy launched the Bitcoin financing tool STRC. STRC has fallen below the $100 par value, sparking discussions in the market about the sustainability of Michael Saylor's Bitcoin "flywheel" model. Strategy currently holds over 846,000 BTC, but the recent buying pace has noticeably slowed. Data shows that the company increased its holdings by 1,550 BTC worth approximately $101 million in the week ending June 8; in the week ending June 15, it added another 1,587 BTC worth about $100 million. In contrast, in April 2026, it bought 34,164 BTC in a single week, amounting to $2.54 billion, indicating a significant decrease in recent capital inflows.Meanwhile, Strategy previously sold 32 BTC to meet dividend obligations. Although this amount is small compared to its overall holdings, the market believes this indicates that when STRC's financing efficiency declines, the company's cash flow pressure may increase. STRC was originally designed as a preferred stock tool trading close to the $100 par value, attracting investors through dividend adjustments and helping Strategy raise funds to purchase Bitcoin. Currently, the STRC price has fallen to a historical low, having once dropped to $82.53, and then closed at $88.59, about 13% below par value. Critics argue that the STRC price falling below par value means that Strategy's financing channels are under pressure.Long-time Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff described STRC as "like a typical centralized Ponzi structure," believing that the model relies on continuous financing or selling Bitcoin to maintain operations. Crypto trader DonAlt also questioned STRC's recent performance, stating that its trading behavior resembles a "Ponzi structure." However, some analysts believe that the decline in STRC is more due to leveraged liquidations rather than a deterioration in Strategy's fundamentals. STRC had previously maintained a price around $99 to $100, attracting investors to use leveraged trading, and the price falling below this critical level triggered forced liquidations, exacerbating the decline.Analyst Scott Melker pointed out that STRC's current yield has actually increased due to the discount. Since dividends are calculated based on a $100 liquidation preference, if the STRC price is $90, the 11.5% annualized dividend corresponds to an actual yield of about 12.8%; if the price drops to $85, the yield could exceed 13%. Strategy is expected to announce the next STRC dividend adjustment on June 30. The market is currently focused on whether STRC's discount will persist and whether Strategy's model of relying on capital markets for financing to continue increasing BTC holdings can remain stable.

Pioneer of crypto punk Adam Back stated that the market's negative view on Strategy and its preferred stock STRC lacks basis, as what Strategy is essentially doing is selling Bitcoin to pay dividends, without changing its Bitcoin reserve strategy, and is precisely "proving that it is possible to pay returns to investors through Bitcoin while reducing debt ratios."Adam Back further pointed out that Strategy is demonstrating a new financial model to the market, where Bitcoin may become an alternative asset to cash for corporate asset management and capital operations in the future, while the FUD sentiment surrounding MSTR and STRC is exaggerated. Strategy will not "go to zero," and its long-term value lies in continuously holding Bitcoin and promoting the market's understanding of Bitcoin's monetary properties.

According to CoinDesk, the dividend-paying preferred stock STRC issued by Bitcoin treasury company Strategy recently fell below its par value of $100, sparking discussions in the market about its capital structure and solvency. Key timeline events are as follows:May 14: STRC closed at $100 before the ex-dividend date, while the price of Bitcoin remained above $80,000, but market pressure was already evident. During the same period, Strive Asset Management announced that its competing product SATA would adopt a daily dividend mechanism, increasing its yield to 13%, further intensifying competitive pressure on STRC.May 15: Strategy announced a buyback of $1.5 billion of 2029 convertible bonds at approximately an 8% discount. The market then noted that the company's dollar cash reserves used for dividends and debt support were utilized for this transaction.May 26: Strategy confirmed that cash reserves participated in the bond buyback, reducing the fund size to approximately $871 million, which only covers about 6 months of STRC dividend payments, whereas the company's previous target was to maintain coverage for about 24 months.June 1: Strategy sold Bitcoin for the first time since 2022, selling 32 BTC to demonstrate its ability to support dividend payments through asset sales. Following the announcement, MSTR's stock price fell by 5.9%.June 5: Bitcoin fell below $60,000, and STRC dropped to around $90.June 8: Strategy shareholders approved changing STRC to pay dividends twice a month, while the company disclosed that dollar reserves had risen to $1 billion.June 15: Strategy repurchased 1,587 BTC, increasing dollar reserves to $1.1 billion.June 18: STRC fell below $83 during intraday trading, about 17% lower than the target price, marking a new low since its listing in July 2025, ultimately closing at $88.59.Analysis suggests that the core challenge facing STRC lies in its high-yield preferred stock structure being highly correlated with the Bitcoin cycle. In a Bitcoin bear market environment, investors are not only reassessing BTC itself but also beginning to reevaluate the financial products and capital systems built around Bitcoin.

Strive CEO Matt Cole stated that today is the most difficult day in the history of digital credit. STRC rebounded significantly after hitting a low of $82.5 during the trading session, while SATA recovered after dropping to just over $90 near its par value, with many investors experiencing a tough trading day. Matt Cole indicated that what occurred today was a leveraged liquidation event, not a deterioration in underlying credit quality.He pointed out that when investors find a certain type of asset with a high yield, relatively low volatility, and strong underlying credit characteristics, they often increase returns through borrowing and leveraging. However, once the market moves in the opposite direction, forced selling can trigger a cycle of price declines, margin calls, and further selling, causing the sell-off to detach from fundamentals and driven by balance sheet constraints. He emphasized that the issuer's credit quality remains robust. Strive's dividend reserves are intact, the company is not under pressure, and it still has the ability to meet obligations and continue executing its strategy.He also mentioned that both STRC and SATA saw significant buying near their intraday lows and quickly recovered, indicating that there is actual demand in the lower price range. Matt Cole stated that liquidation events are not the same as credit events. Today's price fluctuations did not change his confidence in the long-term opportunities in digital credit; instead, it reinforced his view that the sector is building a new category of financial instruments and will experience similar growing pains before maturing into a large fixed income market.

The variable rate perpetual preferred stock STRC issued by Strategy recently closed at $89, with an intraday low of $88.51, marking a recent low and a year-to-date decline of approximately 10.7%. STRC has a par value of $100 per share, and the current price is at a discount of about 11% to that benchmark.According to the official website of Strategy, the current annualized dividend yield for STRC is 11.50%, and this rate can be adjusted monthly. The company previously stated that its goal is to maintain the trading price of STRC close to the $100 level.

According to The Block, French Bitcoin treasury company Capital B is planning to launch a Bitcoin credit product for the European market, similar to Strategy's STRC and Strive's SATA. Alexandre Laizet, a member of the Capital B board, stated that this move aims to provide digital credit tools tailored for Europe, changing the market landscape.The product is designed to utilize the company's holdings of 3,139 BTC as the underlying asset, achieving double-digit returns while keeping volatility in the single digits. Capital B is listed on the pan-European exchange and positions itself as the largest Bitcoin reserve company in Europe, aiming to accumulate 1% of the total Bitcoin supply by 2033 and hold 15,000 BTC by the end of 2027.

Michael Saylor, the founder and executive chairman of Bitcoin Treasury Company Strategy, posted that STRC and MSTR shareholders have approved changing the dividend payment frequency of STRC from monthly to semi-monthly. According to the new arrangement, the first record date is June 30, and the first payment date is July 15.

Grayscale Research Director Zach Pandl stated that Strategy disclosed the sale of 32 BTC on June 1. Although the amount is small, it has triggered a new round of volatility in the Bitcoin market.He pointed out that the variable rate preferred stock STRC is trading below the $100 target level, which may prompt the company to increase dividends and add pressure on future cash flows, potentially leading to more selling pressure on BTC. At the current price levels of STRC and MSTR, Strategy's ability to further increase its BTC holdings is limited.