Strategy's mNAV Drops Below 1, Preferred Shares STRC Hit All-Time Low, Funding Model Under Pressure

Strategy's mNAV Drops Below 1, Preferred Shares STRC Hit All-Time Low, Funding Model Under Pressure

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2026-06-26 22:08:39
Strategy's market value to net asset value (mNAV) fell below 1 on Friday, indicating that the company's enterprise value is now lower than its Bitcoin holdings. The preferred stock STRC plunged to $71, an all-time low, well below its $100 par value, impairing future fundraising efficiency. The company holds 847,363 BTC, with an enterprise value of ~$50.3B against Bitcoin holdings of ~$50.6B. The simultaneous decline in MSTR, STRC, and Bitcoin has put dual pressure on the firm's financing model.
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mNAV Drops Below 1: Enterprise Value Trails Bitcoin Holdings

Strategy's market value to net asset value (mNAV) fell below 1 on Friday, a critical market signal. A mNAV below 1 implies that the company's enterprise value is now less than the market value of its Bitcoin holdings. According to Techub News, Strategy currently has an enterprise value of approximately $50.3 billion, while its Bitcoin holdings are valued at around $50.6 billion—a negative premium of roughly $300 million. The firm holds 847,363 BTC, worth approximately $50.6 billion at current prices.

Preferred Shares STRC Hit All-Time Low, Fundraising Efficiency Threatened

Strategy's preferred stock STRC (Strategy Convertible Preferred Stock) simultaneously dropped to an all-time low of $71, far below its $100 par value. STRC serves as a primary financing vehicle for Strategy's Bitcoin purchases, and its deep discount directly impairs the efficiency of issuing new preferred shares in the future. The synchronized decline in MSTR stock, STRC, and Bitcoin prices places dual pressure on the company's overall financing model: Bitcoin asset value is under pressure, while the attractiveness of its fundraising tools is waning, potentially forcing the company to adjust its capital structure or seek alternative funding sources. (Source: CryptoBriefing)

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