The move came even as critics questioned whether demand for the instrument is strong enough to sustain Strategy\u2019s aggressive acquisition pace.<\/p>\n
STRC offers holders a monthly payout with an annual return of 11.5%, and the funds raised through it go directly toward buying more Bitcoin.<\/p>\n
Still, the stock sitting below par has prompted questions. An account tracking STRC<\/a> activity posted online over the weekend, estimating that the past week saw roughly zero Bitcoin purchased. \u201cWhat will Monday\u2019s 8-K confirm?\u201d the post asked.<\/p>\n The \u20bfeat Goes On. pic.twitter.com\/tBDs2z0b4z<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Michael Saylor (@saylor) April 26, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n That question may already have an answer in the works.<\/p>\n Saylor Posts The Orange Dots \u2014 Again<\/p>\n On Sunday, April 26, Michael Saylor posted on X with a simple message: \u201cThe Beat Goes On.\u201d<\/a> Attached was Strategy\u2019s so-called \u201cOrange Dots\u201d chart, a visual record of every Bitcoin purchase the company has made. Based on past trends, the post is widely read as a signal that another acquisition announcement is coming.<\/p>\n Strategy<\/a> now holds more than 815,000 Bitcoin. Last Monday, the company added to that total with a $2.54 billion purchase, cementing its position as the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin in the world. No other publicly traded company comes close.<\/p>\n The title of Saylor\u2019s post \u2014 \u201cThe Beat Goes On\u201d \u2014 captures the tone he has maintained for years: steady accumulation, public signaling, and near-total indifference to critics.<\/p>\n BTC<\/p>\n Schiff Calls It A \u2018Ponzi\u2019 Scheme<\/p>\n Peter Schiff<\/a>, one of Bitcoin\u2019s most vocal long-term critics, has been especially focused on STRC lately. He has called it \u201cthe most obvious Ponzi that has ever existed\u201d and warned that the math behind the product doesn\u2019t hold up under scrutiny.<\/p>\n The claim that Bitcoin only has to rise by 2% per year to cover the 11.5% yield on $STRC<\/a> indefinitely assumes $MSTR<\/a> stops issuing STRC. But Saylor is actually increasing issuance. The more STRC MSTR sells, the more BTC must rise to cover the yield. Also, if the price of STRC\u2026<\/p>\n\n
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