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According to Strategy, MSTR Has Delivered an Annual Return of 42% Since Adopting the 'Bitcoin Standard,' Even Though Its Treasury Is Underwater

According to Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, the company's stock MSTR has delivered a 42% annualized return since August 10, 2020, when it adopted its "Bitcoin standard" strategy. This performance surpasses that of Bitcoin itself, the "Magnificent Seven" tech stocks, and the S&P 500 over the same period. Saylor frequently highlights this to demonstrate the success of transforming the software firm into a leveraged Bitcoin investment vehicle. Despite this strong long-term stock performance, Strategy's core Bitcoin treasury position is currently at a loss. As of July 29, the company holds 843,775 BTC, purchased for an average of $75,476 per coin, implying an unrealized loss of approximately $11.4 billion. The disparity arises because MSTR stock acts as a leveraged proxy for Bitcoin, allowing for high annualized returns over a multi-year period even when recent purchases are underwater. To address its increasingly complex capital structure, which now includes multiple classes of preferred stock, Strategy introduced a new reporting framework on July 24. Key metrics include "Net BTC per Share," "$BTC Hurdle ARR" (the annual Bitcoin yield needed to cover financing costs), and "$BTC Floor ARR" (the minimum yield to maintain a sustainable leverage ratio). The company continues to accumulate Bitcoin and recently bolstered its dollar reserves by $525 million to strengthen coverage for preferred stock dividends.

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According to Strategy, MSTR Has Delivered an Annual Return of 42% Since Adopting the 'Bitcoin Standard,' Even Though Its Treasury Is Underwater

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Argentine Banking Groups Quietly Develop Peso-Pegged Stablecoins for the Institutional Market

Argentine banking groups are quietly developing peso-pegged stablecoins for the institutional market. While US dollar-linked stablecoins like USDC and USDT are popular in Argentina, fintech companies are now focusing on local alternatives. Two major initiatives are underway. The BIND Group, through its virtual asset service provider BEN, is developing a peso stablecoin and has partnered with Circle to offer institutional clients payment and treasury use cases. Separately, the Petersen Group is developing a stablecoin called DIPE via a subsidiary, supported by crypto-as-a-service company Lirium. Both projects are being advanced by entities backed by banking conglomerates, not the banks themselves, due to a Central Bank of Argentina ban from May 2022 prohibiting private banks from offering crypto services to clients. The primary target is the institutional sector, which could benefit from the programmable features of a digital peso for treasury management, event-triggered blockchain payments, and collateralized lending management. These initiatives could expand to private banks in the future if the central bank lifts its crypto ban. This development comes as regulators scrutinize existing crypto offerings; in March, the national securities regulator highlighted that the "argt peso" stablecoin was being offered as a security without proper compliance.

cryptonews.ruHier 10:06

Argentine Banking Groups Quietly Develop Peso-Pegged Stablecoins for the Institutional Market

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Unseen Since 2007, the US Treasury Market Is Sounding Alarms

US Treasury Market Sounds Alarm, Longest Streak Since 2007. The US Treasury market is facing its most severe stress test in nearly two decades. Yields have surged to multi-year highs, driven by a triple threat of escalating Middle East tensions, oil prices breaching $100 per barrel, and rekindled inflation fears. The 30-year yield, a key benchmark, has sustained a record-breaking streak above 5%, its longest since 2007, forcing a rapid reassessment of the Federal Reserve's policy path. The core of the turmoil is the persistent elevation of long-term yields. The 30-year Treasury yield has now remained above 5% for its longest consecutive period in 17 years, recently climbing to 5.19%. Analysts note this persistence, unlike previous selloffs, lacks a single catalyst and sees limited immediate buying interest. They attribute the stickiness to investors demanding higher compensation for enduring inflation risks, massive fiscal deficits, and expectations of increased long-duration bond supply. The immediate trigger was Brent crude oil surpassing $100, reigniting inflation concerns and sharply increasing market bets on future Fed rate hikes. Beyond oil, structural pressures are mounting. A soaring national debt, now nearing $40 trillion, faces diminished demand from traditional foreign buyers. Concurrently, massive AI-related bond issuance from tech giants like Microsoft and Amazon offers investors alternatives to long-dated Treasuries, further straining demand. The ripple effects are spreading. Rising yields have pushed the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate to a near one-year high of 6.58%, pressuring the housing market. Equities are also feeling the strain, with major indices declining as higher borrowing costs threaten corporate profits and compress valuations for growth stocks, particularly in the tech-heavy Nasdaq. Market participants warn that if long-end yields continue climbing uncontrollably, it could trigger broader financial instability, with some noting the potential return of "bond vigilantes" concerned over fiscal sustainability.

marsbit07/24 07:59

Unseen Since 2007, the US Treasury Market Is Sounding Alarms

marsbit07/24 07:59

Cryptocurrency & Stock Market Barometer丨Strategy Cash Reserves Increase to $3.23 Billion, Halting BTC Purchases; Vanguard and Other Asset Managers Increase Holdings in Strategy Stock (July 21)

Market Overview & Warnings: The article warns of high volatility in South Korean stocks and continued dependence on U.S. stocks on geopolitics. Chinese A-shares remain under pressure. It advises against using leverage in current equity markets. For crypto-linked stocks, most have limited growth except Robinhood, with caution advised. U.S. Stock Market: Bearish bets on U.S. stocks, particularly targeting AI-related companies, have reached record highs since 2010, signaling deep skepticism about the sustainability of the AI-driven rally. Tech and chip stocks led a market decline, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index potentially entering a bear market. Increased expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate hikes and geopolitical tensions contributed to the negative sentiment. Bitcoin Treasury Company Updates: * Strategy: Increased its cash reserves to $3.23 billion and paused Bitcoin purchases. Several major asset managers, including Vanguard Group and Capital Group, increased their holdings of Strategy (MSTR) stock. * Global corporate Bitcoin buying slowed significantly to just $1.33 million last week. * Other notable activity: Strive purchased 21 BTC; ORANGE JUICE raised $40 million for Bitcoin acquisitions; Bitcoin Japan Corp. raised $60 million, allocating $4.08 million for its first BTC purchase. Other Crypto Treasury Holdings: * Ethereum: BitMine increased its ETH holdings to 5.78 million, nearing its 5% of supply goal. Its total crypto assets, cash, and securities are valued at $11.5 billion. * Solana: No significant corporate treasury activity reported. * Altcoins: HypeStrat made no adjustments to its treasury; its mNAV ratio fell to a long-term low. (Note: This summary is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.)

marsbit07/21 08:29

Cryptocurrency & Stock Market Barometer丨Strategy Cash Reserves Increase to $3.23 Billion, Halting BTC Purchases; Vanguard and Other Asset Managers Increase Holdings in Strategy Stock (July 21)

marsbit07/21 08:29

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