Overview

• MicroStrategy shares fell to about $323, roughly 16% below recent highs, while bitcoin has pulled back about 8% from its peak.
• The company now holds 638,985 BTC after recent buys of 1,955 and 525 coins, and Michael Saylor signaled further accumulation despite stock weakness.
• Saylor projects bitcoin will outperform the S&P 500 by roughly 29% annually over the next two decades and ultimately become the primary long-term wealth benchmark.
• He is promoting bitcoin-backed preferred and credit products—Strike, Strife, Stride, and Stretch—described as heavily over‑collateralized and targeting yields up to about 12%.
• Saylor claims short sellers used paid bot campaigns to attack the stock, a charge Jim Chanos publicly disputes, as ETF demand continues and corporate treasuries near a record 1.01 million BTC.