Strategy Raises $2 Billion to Buy More Bitcoin — But Stock Faces Downward Pressure
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TradingKey – Despite ramping up its Bitcoin (BTC) purchases through a fresh $2 billion capital raise, Strategy (MSTR) continues to face stock price headwinds, largely due to Bitcoin’s sluggish performance.
On Thursday, July 24, Strategy announced it would increase its fundraising target from $500 million to $2 billion, with proceeds earmarked for additional Bitcoin acquisitions.
- The company is issuing $2.5 billion worth of STRC preferred shares, priced at $90 per share, offering a 9% dividend yield.
- Strategy currently holds 607,770 BTC, making it the largest corporate Bitcoin holder globally.
While the fundraising effort signals bullish intent, Bitcoin’s recent price stagnation below $120,000 has dampened investor sentiment.
- BTC has struggled to hold above $115,000, raising concerns of a potential breakdown.
- Since July 17, MSTR stock has declined 9% over five consecutive trading sessions, currently trading around $414, a level offering modest support.
- If BTC continues to slide, analysts warn MSTR could drop toward the next support zone near $360.

Strategy Stock Price Chart – Source: TradingView
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