Strategy’s Stock Drops Amid Bitcoin’s Decline, Analysts Downplay Liquidation Risks

• With a Bitcoin holding amount of approximately $44 billion, Strategy possesses the title of being the largest corporate cryptocurrency custodian.
• The majority of debt instruments within the company derive from convertible notes that minimize the likelihood of swift default events.
• As company founder Michael Saylor remains dedicated to Bitcoin on a long-term basis he ignores recent market turbulence.

On February 25 the stock price of Strategy dropped 11.4% when Bitcoin slipped below the $90,000 value point. The cryptocurrency-related investment of the company has become a concern for its financial security due to this recent market decline.

The company Strategy which was earlier named MicroStrategy possesses $44 billion worth of Bitcoin with status as the largest business owner of digital assets. Bitcoin market fluctuations tightly influence the financial condition of the company. 

Current market-related turbulence has not spurred The Kobeissi Letter and other capital market analysts to confirm fears of a forced liquidation score. The major portion of company debt comes from convertible notes that possess conversion values that remain beneath current stock pricing thus shielding the firm from quick default.

In 2022 when Bitcoin lost its value from $70,000 to $15,000 the company showed no fear by increasing its Bitcoin reserves. Through its business operations, the company acquires Bitcoin using raised capital and designates these assets as permanent investments. The company revealed plans during the earliest period of 2025 to increase capital through $2 billion worth of convertible notes to expand Bitcoin investments.

A prolonged devaluation of Bitcoin would create obstacles for Strategy’s money-raising operations. Reduced investor confidence becomes likely when Bitcoin drops to a value lower than the $66,350 average purchase price maintained by the company. A forced liquidation appears unlikely during the present time since shareholder actions and bankruptcy seem improbable.

As the founder of Strategy Michael Saylor continuously disregards worries about forced liquidation while demonstrating Bitcoin will remain the company’s investment focus for the long term. Bitcoin maintains its trading value at approximately $88,500 as measured on February 26 2025 after experiencing a temporary fall under $90,000. Bitcoin has fallen more than 5% in the last 24 hours as it continues to maintain a 20% decrease from its record price of $109,000.