Strategy Chief Strategist: STRC and MSTR to Become Ultimate Bitcoin Accumulation Machines, Bear Market Structure Fundamentally Altered
Svmuu News According to a post on X by Chaitanya Jain, Chief Strategist of the Bitcoin treasury company Strategy, Strategy purchased approximately 8,000 bitcoins for about $300 million throughout the entire year of 2022. In contrast, in just the first two months of 2026, the company has already invested approximately $4.3 billion to acquire about 48,000 bitcoins. This sustained and large-scale institutional buying pattern may permanently alter the market structure of Bitcoin bear markets. Against this backdrop, Strategy's perpetual preferred stock STRC and MSTR will together form the "ultimate Bitcoin accumulation machine."
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