Michael Saylor’s Spinal Tap ad says STRC is like a bank account — it isn’t
Michael Saylor is using AI slop to liken Strategy’s STRC dividends to the interest payments of regulated money market funds.
Michael Saylor is using AI slop to liken Strategy’s STRC dividends to the interest payments of regulated money market funds.
Michael Saylor has so much debt that a CNBC analyst couldn’t think of one bank that would roll Strategy‘s bonds if BTC crashed 90%.
Strategy has been running X ads, trying to sell preferred shares of STRC. The campaign doesn’t seem to be doing much.
Strategy’s corporate debt recently hit a bearish milestone after MSTR dipped below the final, lowest convertibility price of $149.77.
In 2000, Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor lost $6B in one day. He lost even more yesterday, for shareholders of that same company.