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Strategy’s STRC Stock Recovers Near $100 Despite Bitcoin Slump

Strategy’s STRC Stock Recovers Near $100 Despite Bitcoin Slump

Strategy’s STRC perpetual preferred shares saw $93 million in trading volume, maintaining prices above $100 as the company continues funding Bitcoin purchases amid market volatility.

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Fact Check
The company’s official Q4 2025 press release explicitly states that STRC’s price remained stable near $100 despite a decline in Bitcoin prices. The company’s own metrics dashboard shows STRC trading at about $99.37, which is clearly “approaching $100,” and the stock information page notes mechanisms (e.g., dividend adjustments) aimed at maintaining a ~$100 par, reinforcing price stability around that level. A Nasdaq-distributed version of the earnings release corroborates these points. Company-provided Bitcoin metrics and independent market coverage indicate a meaningful decline in Bitcoin over the relevant period, aligning with the press release’s characterization of declining Bitcoin prices. While some third-party coverage focuses on the MSTR ticker and one datapoint mentions a close around $107, this is still near $100 and does not contradict the claim that the price approached $100 during a Bitcoin downturn. Overall, multiple authoritative, primary sources consistently support the statement with no material contradictions.
Summary

Strategy’s STRC perpetual preferred shares traded over $93 million in volume yesterday, with prices staying above $100. This activity follows the recent recovery to par value, enabling renewed at-the-market offerings for Bitcoin acquisition funding. The preferred equity’s 11.25% dividend yield remains intact despite prior volatility from Bitcoin’s drop to $60,000 and a record $3.2 billion loss earlier in February.

Terms & Concepts
  • Perpetual Preferred Stock: A class of preferred shares with no set maturity date, offering fixed dividends indefinitely.
  • Par Value: The nominal or face value of a stock or bond as stated by the issuer, often used as a benchmark for pricing.
  • At-the-Market Offering: A method of issuing shares directly into the secondary market at prevailing market prices.