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    Saylor’s strategy declines in stock amidst community disputes

    PineapplesUpdateBy PineapplesUpdateAugust 20, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Michael Sayler’s strategy (MSTR) has fallen to its lowest level in about four months amidst a widespread fall in a bitcoin dip, Crypto Treasury firms, and Saylor indicated that the company has reduced the ban on issuing more shares.

    The price of the stock has fallen by 8% since Monday, and the price of bitcoin (BTC) has also dropped by 8.6% after killing the new all-time high of $ 124,128 last Thursday.

    Saylor reduces the threshold to sell bitcoin to buy MStr

    “The strategy today announced an update for its MStR Equity ATM guidance, which provides more flexibility in executing our capital market strategy,” Saylor Said An X post on Monday, which includes a chart, shows a change in the company’s ability to issue shares below its previous limit.

    Saylor’s strategy declines in stock amidst community disputes
    Source: Michael Siler

    It has been specified in the update that when MSTR trades below 2.5 times from its net asset value (MNAV)-which shows that the market shows how low or reduces the bitcoin-holding company compared to its actual BTC Stash-the company can release “MStr”, which can release the loan interest, to cover the loan interest, the focal beneficiaries, and the “other Is.”

    Some MSTR shareholders slammed the change, arguing that this was a clear reversal of its Q2. Income The report, in which a loan or fund preferred equity dividend was paid to issue shares below this level only.

    Other, however, looked at it as a positive for bitcoin, as it would potentially allow MSTR to buy more.

    MNAV of strategy at the time of publication is at 1.55, According For strategy data.

    Cryptocurrency, Microstrate, Michael Sayler
    Source: Jeff Walton

    Saylor declaration divides the community

    Crypto trader kel abe Said“He is really telling you directly that he is going to buy a ton … more BTC.”

    At the time of publication, the firm has 629,376 bitcoins, which costs around $ 71.34 billion, According Saylortracker.

    Connected: Michael Siler Signal Strategy will buy bitcoin dip

    Another commentator, Josh Man, claims to be a former shareholder, Said“The head of the company said that he would not sell below 2.5 MNAV, so I bought. He signed this agreement with the shareholder in the release of live earnings. And then he sold below MNAV 2.5.”

    Meanwhile, bitcoin maxi and developer Andre Stollswick Said This can be a more possible option for strategy.

    “No issue below MNAV 2.5” was very strict, given that we are far away, now at 1.59, “Stollswick said.

    In the last one month, MSTR has fallen by 21.04%, and now Business At $ 336.57. The last time MSTR traded this level, when bitcoin was $ 84,030.

    Many other public companies with bitcoins have also recorded a decline in stock price in the previous month. Mara Holdings (Mara) is 19.44%below, the coinbase Global Inc. is 26.97%below, and the riot platform (riot) is 14.69%below.

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