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The market price is low and the players are a little soft. Everyone kneels, no one hates ultricies.
Strategy’s favorite asset, STRC, has been trading below its $100 price target – a detail that has drawn attention from investors who see the company’s potential to hold Bitcoin.
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Saturn Enters When Questions Rise
The company behind the Bitcoin Treasury strategy has recently attracted new investment although there was no guarantee. Saturn, the yield provider backed by STRC, has invested $18 million in STRC, bringing its total investment to $33 million.
The move comes as critics question whether demand for the weapon is strong enough to sustain the aggressive escalation of the Strategy.
STRC provides its owners with monthly payments and an annual return of 11.5%, and the money they earn through this goes directly to buying more Bitcoin.
However, the properties below have raised questions. Account tracking The cost of STRC events posted on the Internet over the weekend, estimating that last week saw almost zero Bitcoin was purchased. “What will Monday’s 8-K prove?” the postman asked.
₿The Chair Continues. pic.twitter.com/tBDs2z0b4z
– Michael Saylor (@saylor) April 26, 2026

That question may already have an answer in the books.
Saylor Writes Orange Dots – Again
On Sunday, April 26, Michael Saylor posted on X with a simple message: “The Beating Continues.” Attached is a Strategy chart called “Orange Dots”, a diagram of every Bitcoin purchase the company has made. Based on past events, this post is widely read as a sign that another acquisition announcement is coming.
The way now he has more than 815,000 Bitcoin. Last Monday, the company added to that record with a $2.54 billion purchase, solidifying its position as the world’s largest Bitcoin company. No other publicly traded company comes close.
The title of Saylor’s post — “The Beat Goes On” — captures a phrase he’s held for years: over-indulgence, public display, and a genuine disregard for critics.
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Schiff Calls It A ‘Ponzi’ Scheme
Peter Schiffone of Bitcoin’s biggest critics for a long time, has been focusing on STRC lately. He has called it “the most famous Ponzi scheme ever” and warned that the underlying mathematics of the scheme does not stand up to scrutiny.
Allegedly Bitcoin only increases by 2% per year to achieve a yield of 11.5%. $STRC forever he thinks $MSTR it stops giving STRC. But Saylor is adding extras. When STRC MSTR is trading high, BTC should rise to break the yield curve. Also, if the value of STRC…
— Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) April 25, 2026
His argument is based on the relationship between STRC output and Bitcoin price growth. According to Schiff, the claim that Bitcoin only needs to rise 2% per year to meet STRC’s 11.5% yield assumes that the company stops providing STRC information.
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If the release grows, the fundamental level of appreciation of Bitcoin rises with it. He also warned Saylor of potential lawsuits, saying the ad’s sales could be considered misleading.
Schiff sees only one way out of which he calls death – canceling the session. But they say the move could cause significant damage across STRC, Strategy stock, and Bitcoin prices.
Strategy has not publicly responded to Schiff’s claims. Saylor, for his part, seems unmoved. The orange dots are still increasing on the chart.
Image taken from Gemini, chart from TradingView





