MSTR Stock Primed for Takeoff as Bitcoin Accumulation Strategy Intensifies – Time to Buy?
MicroStrategy doubles down on Bitcoin bet – and Wall Street scrambles to keep up.
The corporate Bitcoin whale just won’t stop feeding. With its latest treasury strategy update, Michael Saylor’s tech firm signals even more aggressive BTC accumulation ahead. Cue the institutional FOMO.
Why hodl when you can hyper-hodl?
MSTR shares now trade like a leveraged Bitcoin ETF without the pesky SEC oversight. The stock’s 90-day correlation with BTC? A laughable 0.98 – basically digital gold with a Nasdaq ticker.
Meanwhile, traditional finance analysts still can’t decide if this is genius or corporate malpractice. (Spoiler: It’s both.) The stock’s wild premiums and discounts to NAV make crypto volatility look tame – perfect for traders who think spot BTC isn’t exciting enough.
One thing’s clear: In a world where companies brag about ‘blockchain initiatives’ while quietly dumping their bags, MicroStrategy keeps stacking sats like there’s no tomorrow. Whether that tomorrow brings lambos or liquidations remains to be seen.
Michael Saylor’s Strategy (MSTR) has unveiled its blueprint for continued Bitcoin (BTC) accumulation.
In its latest update, the firm advised buying more BTC using proceeds from the sale of its newly floated secondary stock.
This MOVE could lead to increased investor confidence in the firm, resulting in price increases for MSTR stock.
Strategy Unveils New Perpetual Stock
According to a press release, Strategy announced an Initial Public Offering (IPO) for a new perpetual preferred stock.
The firm plans to sell 5,000,000 units of the stock dubbed Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Stretch Preferred Stock (STRC).
Primarily, the STRC Stock is part of a broader strategy that includes other preferred stock offerings (STRK, STRF, STRD).
It is designed to raise capital for bitcoin purchases while offering investors income through dividends.
Each share has a stated value of $100, so the IPO aims to raise $500 Million. The stock offers a 9% initial annual dividend rate, paid monthly starting August 31, 2025.
However, this rate can adjust based on market conditions. If dividends are unpaid, they accumulate with interest.
Notably, payment of dividends is dependent on declaration and authorization from the board of directors or any duly authorized committee.
Strategy has received support from some top industry giants for its IPO launch. Morgan Stanley, Barclays, Moelis & Company, and TD Securities will serve as joint book-running managers for the offering.
Other supporters include Benchmark Company, Clear Street, AmeriVet Securities, Bancroft Capital, and Keefe, Bruyette & Woods. These firms will act as co-managers for the offering.
It is worth noting that the MSTR STRC stock IPO is not guaranteed to occur immediately. Strategy has to file documents with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
MSTR Stock Surge in Pre-Market Trading
Shares of MSTR ROSE slightly after Strategy unveiled its new set of perpetual preferred stock.
As of this writing, MSTR stock was priced at $426, demonstrating a 1.32% increase in Pre-market trading, according to Yahoo Finance.
The price of MSTR stock has recorded consistent gains since Bitcoin hit its new all-time high (ATH) above $123,000.
The latest MSTR price also follows a recent BTC buy from Strategy. The firm has aggressively pursued Bitcoin as a Core part of its treasury strategy, believing it will increase in value over time.
MSTR stock closed 3.78% at $451.02 on Monday, July 14, 2025, after Strategy purchased BTC worth $472.5 Million.
Following this price rally, investment bank TD Cowen revised its price target on MSTR stock from $590 to $680.
Additionally, Strategy’s recent success resulted in another aggressive surge in its treasuries.
With a total BTC holdings of $71 Billion, Strategy outranked major companies such as Nvidia, PayPal, and CVS in terms of corporate treasury holdings
COIN Target Revised to $500
Similar to TD Cowen, investment banking firm Cantor Fitzgerald recently revised its target for Coinbase (COIN) stock.
The firm increased its $292 target for COIN to $500, reflecting a more optimistic outlook on the future performance of Coinbase. This forecast comes only shortly after COIN hit a new high of $437.
However, the COIN stock soon dropped to $419. At press time, COIN was trading at $405, up 0.18% over the past 24 hours, according to data from Yahoo Finance.
Despite the decline, Cantor Fitzgerald also raised Coinbase’s 2026 earnings per share estimate from $8.36 to $10.76.
The company said its prediction is driven by higher transaction, stablecoin, and blockchain rewards revenue on Coinbase.
Cantor Fitzgerald applied a price-to-earnings (P/E) multiple of 46.5x to Coinbase’s earnings, up from 35x.
This higher multiple reflects their view that Coinbase is transitioning from a cyclical trading platform to a critical crypto infrastructure.
The firm also acknowledged Coinbase’s growing role in stablecoin ecosystems and its layer-2 Base network.
