Strategy has expanded its STRC preferred stock offering for the second time in fourteen days, increasing the program to $4.2 billion from an initial $500 million target. The Bitcoin-focused corporation continues leveraging hybrid securities to accumulate more BTC, having purchased over 21,000 coins through recent offerings.
The Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Stretch Preferred Stock (STRC) represents an innovative corporate security with no maturity date and variable dividend yields. While Strategy touts its flexibility, financial analysts remain divided on the long-term viability of debt-fueled Bitcoin accumulation strategies.
【Key Metric】The company's BTC holdings now represent approximately 1.2% of Bitcoin's total circulating supply, valued at roughly $15 billion at current prices.
Multiple class action lawsuits allege Strategy misrepresented risks by:
• Introducing alternative BTC-focused accounting metrics
• Potentially understating cryptocurrency volatility
• Overstating projected profitability
——"Plaintiffs aren't claiming complete disclosure absence, but rather imbalance in risk/reward presentation," noted attorney Brandon Ferrick——
Co-founder Michael Saylor maintains the company remains fundamentally misunderstood, recently stating: "We're possibly the most undervalued stock in the US." Strategy continues emphasizing non-traditional financial indicators like BTC Yield and BTC Dollar Gain alongside conventional metrics.
【Legal Timeline】Industry observers predict resolution of the lawsuits could take 24-36 months given the novel questions surrounding cryptocurrency accounting standards.
The rapid expansion of Strategy's financial operations coincides with growing regulatory scrutiny of corporate cryptocurrency holdings. The outcome may establish important precedents for how traditional markets value Bitcoin-focused enterprises.
As of publication, Strategy's stock (MSTR) shows 30-day volatility of 【58%】—nearly double the S&P 500 average—reflecting ongoing market uncertainty about the company's unconventional approach.