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Strategy Risks Selling $4 Billion In Bitcoin, MSTR Stock To Get STRC Back To $100 Par

Strategy Risks Selling $4 Billion In Bitcoin, MSTR Stock To Get STRC Back To $100 Par

CryptoNewsNetCryptoNewsNet2026/06/19 10:18
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Strategy Risks Selling $4 Billion In Bitcoin, MSTR Stock To Get STRC Back To $100 Par

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Arca Chief Investment Officer Jeff Dorman believes that Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) may be forced to sell billions of dollars worth of Bitcoin or common stock to ease concerns about its STRC preferred stock.

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