Strategy’s first Bitcoin sale sparked a selloff, with Grayscale warning its leveraged model limits future BTC buying as STRC trades below par.

Strategy sold 32 BTC for $2.5M, its first Bitcoin sale since 2022. The move triggered a 5.85% stock drop, a 2% Bitcoin decline, and Polymarket disputes.

With STRC trading under $100, experts are at odds over whether the sale has exposed a “structural crack” in Strategy’s Bitcoin flywheel.

Strategy Inc. sold 32 BTC for $2.5 million to cover preferred stock dividends, its first net Bitcoin sale since 2022, triggering a 6% drop in MSTR shares.

Strategy sold 32 BTC for $2.5M to fund STRC dividends. MSTR fell 7%, BTC dropped, and crypto X debated the precedent.

The crypto market reacted negatively to Strategy’s small Bitcoin sale and investors sentiment was crushed. Will BTC and Strategy recover?

Strategy’s first Bitcoin sale sparked a selloff, with Grayscale warning its leveraged model limits future BTC buying as STRC trades below par.

Grayscale said Strategy's ability to accumulate more bitcoin is limited at the current STRC and MSTR share prices.

Grayscale Head of Research Zach Pandl says Strategy Inc.’s (NASDAQ:MSTR) ability to accumulate more Bitcoin

Strategy sold 32 BTC to cover preferred equity costs, and Grayscale warns the leveraged Bitcoin model faces structural stress that could force further

Strategy’s bitcoin buying model is facing new scrutiny after Grayscale warned that current share prices could limit future accumulation. The concern