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JUST IN: BILLIONAIRE MICHAEL SAYLOR JUST SAID THE BOTTOM IS IN AND THAT "#BITCOIN SUMMER" IS COMING FAST
CLARITY ACT WILL PASS
BANKS WILL START BUYING BTC
STRC WILL BUY "2-3x" THE DAILY MINED SUPPLY
CALM BEFORE THE STORM 🚀
Big updates explained:
8% discount to par: Strategy basically sold a covered call (convertible is a bond plus a call) on its common stock $MSTR and then bought it back after the price and IV collapsed. ie - They shorted something and then bought back lower. Note also that this is a profitable trade that is NOT taxable.
0.7% BTC Yield: By retiring debt that was convertible to shares, they kind of did a share buyback, which lowers the denominator of the BTC per share number and increases the metric’s magnitude.
Cash Reserve usage: True demonstration of optionality. If the prefs don’t crash, they just showed that the market no longer cares much about the reserve in supporting the prefs.
Big bitcoin buy and $STRC issuance: news from last week.
Less debt: transitioning to a fully equity model. Much more optionality.
Nobody asked, so here’s a $1,000 $MSTR thought experiment for @Strategy
The required mNAV for a $1,000 MSTR share price across different: BTC prices, share counts, capital structures
The key insight:
Share count matters more than most people realize.
Higher shares outstanding require materially higher mNAV multiples to sustain the SAME stock price.
Example: $1,000 MSTR
350M shares + $175K BTC only needs ~2.0x mNAV
500M shares + $175K BTC requires ~2.86x mNAV
The difference is enormous.
This is why denominator discipline (shares) matters.
After $STRC, mNAV stopped being just a valuation metric and became part of the funding mechanism itself.
The synthetic funding curve overlay shows where:
financing becomes destructive
carry breaks even
convex reflexivity returns
Everything is interrelated:
BTC price ↔ share count ↔ mNAV ↔ funding spread ↔ BTC/share accretion.
Expert-level post. I may have reverse-engineered what @Strategy is doing with $STRC and $MSTR.
This is not really a “preferred stock” story. It’s a synthetic internal yield curve for capital funding.
The real spread is NOT: STRC yield vs SOFR
The real spread is: MSTR market premium (mNAV) vs STRC funding cost.
Strategy itself has effectively identified ~1.22x mNAV as an issuance floor. But once you layer in an 11.5% STRC funding cost, 1.22x is STILL negative carry.
That means: (1.22 - 1.22) - 11.5% = -11.5%
So the system only works if BTC/share growth (their “BTC Yield”) exceeds the funding drag.
This is why the 10% BTC Yield (increase in ₿PS) target matters so much and is most likely a low number and easy for them to beat.
It’s not a random KPI. It’s a reflexive sustainability threshold.
The actual breakeven appears closer to ~1.33x mNAV:
1.33 - 1.22 ≈ 11.5%
Below that, the curve is inverted.
Above that, positive reflexive carry resumes.
The heat map below is effectively a synthetic sovereign-style funding curve for Strategy.
Red = destructive financing regime
Orange = weak equilibrium
Green = positive reflexive carry
Dark green = convex accretion regime
This is also why mNAV matters far more now than it did a year ago.
Before STRC, mNAV was mostly a valuation metric.
After STRC, mNAV became a funding spread.
MSTR is not “1.5x Bitcoin.”
It is Bitcoin raised to a power.
Since Saylor’s first BTC buy:
log(MSTR) = a + 1.53 · log(BTC)
R² = 0.91
n = 71 monthly closes
β = 1.53 ± 0.14
Or:
MSTR ∝ BTC^1.53
That is not simple leverage.
That is elasticity.
BTC +100% does not map to MSTR +150%.
The power-law map is:
2^1.53 = 2.89x
That is +189%.
BTC -50% maps to:
0.5^1.53 = 0.35x
That is -65%.
This is the trade.
CAGR:
BTC 40.5%
MSTR 55.9%
Volatility:
BTC 60%
MSTR 91%
Max drawdown:
BTC -73%
MSTR -83%
Sharpe:
BTC 0.56
MSTR 0.49
Sharpe is return per unit of volatility.
MSTR made more money.
BTC gave more return per unit of risk.
That is not bearish on MSTR.
It is bullish for Bitcoin.
BTC is the base asset.
MSTR is the amplified wrapper.
It is Bitcoin compounded, at the cost of a deeper trough.
The price of admission is not 1.5x leverage.
The price of admission is conviction through full cycles.
Most people see the 2.89x upside.
Fewer price the full path required to earn it.