Strategy outlined how it seeks to keep STRC near $100 beyond simply setting its dividend rate. MSTR, the company’s common stock, absorbs most of the volatility associated with Bitcoin, allowing STRC to offer relatively stable dollar income. When STRC trades above $100, Strategy can issue more shares to raise capital; when it falls below $100, the company can repurchase shares at a discount, reducing future dividend obligations. Strategy said buybacks are not a guaranteed price floor. It also maintains separate dollar pools: one reserved exclusively for dividends and interest, and another available for buybacks or additional Bitcoin purchases, preventing the same funds from being counted twice. The dividend rate can be adjusted higher or lower, with higher payments potentially attracting buyers but increasing the company’s cash outflows. STRC fell below $80 in June before buybacks helped lift it back into the high $90s by mid-September. Meanwhile, MSTR dropped from $170 nearly a week earlier to $154 at the time of writing, a 9% decline. Although it briefly climbed to $163, sellers reversed that move within an hour. RSI (a momentum indicator) stood at 41, while Chaikin Money Flow (a buying-and-selling pressure measure) was -0.24, indicating weaker buying momentum and money flowing out of MSTR stock.