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The market price is low and the players are a bit weak. Everyone bows down, no one hates extremists.
The strategy’s favorite stock instrument, STRC, was trading below its $100 face value — a detail that quietly caught the attention of investors monitoring the company’s ability to continue funding its bitcoin purchases.
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Saturn steps in as questions increase
The company behind Bitcoin The treasury strategy has recently attracted new capital despite the uncertainty. Saturn, the STRC-backed return provider, has put $18 million into STRC, bringing its total investment to $33 million.
The move came as critics questioned whether demand for the tool was strong enough to sustain Strategy’s aggressive acquisition pace.
STRC offers its holders a monthly return with an annual return of 11.5%, and the funds raised through it go directly towards purchasing more Bitcoin.
However, the stock’s stay below the average raised questions. Account tracking STRC Activity was rife online over the weekend, with estimates suggesting that last week saw almost zero purchases of Bitcoin. “What will the 8-K confirm on Monday?” the publication asked.
Eating continues. pic.twitter.com/tBDs2z0b4z
-Michael Saylor (@saylor) April 26, 2026
This question may already have an answer in the works.
Saylor posts orange points – again
On Sunday, April 26, Michael Saylor posted to X with a simple message: “The rhythm continues.” Attached is Strategy’s so-called “orange dots” chart, a visual record of every Bitcoin purchase the company has made. Based on past trends, the post is widely viewed as a signal that another acquisition announcement is coming.
strategy You now own over 815,000 Bitcoin. Last Monday, the company added to that total with a $2.54 billion purchase, cementing its position as the world’s largest bitcoin holder. No other publicly traded company comes close to that.
The title of Saylor’s essay—“The Rhythm Continues”—captures the tone he has maintained for years: constant buildup, general allusions, and almost complete indifference toward critics.
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Schiff calls it a “Ponzi” scheme.
Peter Schiffone of Bitcoin’s most vocal long-term critics, has been particularly focused on STRC recently. He called it “the most obvious fraudulent scam ever” and warned that the math behind the product doesn’t stand up to scrutiny.
Claim that Bitcoin would only have to rise 2% per year to cover the 11.5% return $STRC Presumably indefinitely $MSTR Stop issuing STRC. But Saylor is actually working to increase the release. The more STRC MSTR is sold, the more BTC will have to rise to cover the return. Also, if the price of STRC…
– Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) April 25, 2026
His argument centers around the relationship between STRC issuance and Bitcoin price growth. According to Schiff, the claim that bitcoin only needs to rise 2% per year to cover the 11.5% STRC return assumes that the company stopped issuing more STRC.
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If issuance increases, the rate required for Bitcoin’s value to rise rises with it. Saylor also warned of potential lawsuits, saying the product’s marketing could be considered misleading.
Schiff sees only one way out of what he calls a death spiral: eliminating profits. But he says the move would itself lead to huge losses in STRC, Strategy shares and Bitcoin prices.
The strategy has not publicly responded to Schiff’s claims. For his part, Saylor seems unimpressed. Orange dots keep adding to the chart.
Featured image from Gemini, chart from TradingView
