STRC is back at $100 par: Is Strategy about to start stacking Bitcoin again? "Strategy's STRC hits $100 par for first time since May after over $2 billion in buybacks." "I've…
Scott Melker Published: 2026-11-05 17:49 UTC Collected: 2026-11-05 19:17 UTC Original language: Not supplied by source
$STRC is back at $100 par: Is Strategy about to start stacking Bitcoin again?
"Strategy's STRC hits $100 par for first time since May after over $2 billion in buybacks."
"I've been screaming for pro…
$STRC is back at $100 par: Is Strategy about to start stacking Bitcoin again?
"Strategy's STRC hits $100 par for first time since May after over $2 billion in buybacks."
"I've been screaming for probably 6 months about the fact that STRC would go back to par at $100."
"I was strongly encouraging people or displaying what I was doing, which was buying STRC in the low 90s, 80s, 70s with the expectations that it would go back to par."
"Doomers were out there screaming about how Strategy was insolvent and they were going to be bankrupt and that this beautiful man, Michael Saylor, was going to end up as a homeless person and that STRC would never go back to par."
"The Bitcoin buying machine could potentially turn back on in the very near future if this holds at or near par around $100."
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