Weaker than Bitcoin: Has MicroStrategy (MSTR) failed?
In this article you will learn:
- Why MSTR shares are lagging behind Bitcoin for the first time – and what this says about the investment case
- What role does Bitcoin Yield play and why it is crucial for Strategy’s evaluation
- How much (Micro-)Strategy is really worth – according to new valuation models from financial research
Just a few months ago, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) was considered the hottest stock on Wall Street. The company, led by Michael Saylor, is the first so-called Bitcoin treasury, meaning the company's operations are focused solely on the acquisition and custody of Bitcoin. With 639,835 BTC, Strategy now holds around three percent of the total Bitcoin circulation—and more than ten times as many Bitcoin as the second-largest BTC treasury. But its business model is beginning to crumble. While MSTR was previously considered a leveraged asset on Bitcoin, the security has actually underperformed BTC since the beginning of the year. Has Michael Saylor gambled away his fortune?
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