At least three Strategy officials published coordinated investor reassurances Friday morning, as bitcoin traded around $59,600 and the company's STRC preferred shares languished near record lows of $73-75.
Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, bitcoin executive Chaitanya Jain and President and CEO Phong Le each posted to X within a roughly four-hour window, framing the drawdown as a stress test that Strategy's balance sheet is built to survive.
Saylor's post, published around 4:16 a.m. ET, drew 14,102 likes and 947,481 views.
"Volatility tests every capital structure," he wrote. "Strategy remains focused on Bitcoin, disciplined capital allocation, credit quality, and long-term value creation. We appreciate our investors and will continue to execute with transparency and resolve."
The post arrived after days of market pressure. MSTR shares have fallen sharply from highs above $300 earlier this year, and were trading around $86 Friday. STRC, Strategy's Series A perpetual preferred stock, has dropped roughly 25-27% from its $100 par value in about two weeks, as The Defiant reported Thursday.
