STRC Is the Quiet Hand Behind Bitcoin’s Move

STRC Is the Quiet Hand Behind Bitcoin’s Move

STRC Is the Quiet Hand Behind Bitcoin’s Move
Bitcoin’s surge this week to $76,000, put it at its highest level in 70 days, and coincides with the 15 April ex-dividend date for the Strategy Variable Rate Perpetual Stretch Preferred Shares (STRC). We believe this significant price appreciation is attributable to a confluence of multiple layered factors. The initial catalyst was a geopolitical repricing event following the collapse of US-Iran negotiations on 12 April and the subsequent naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz by Trump on 13 April. This macro shift abruptly caught a market positioned heavily short, triggering a rapid squeeze off the $70,700 level and liquidating an estimated $218 million in short positions. However, the true narrative lies beyond the squeeze: the resultant selling pressure was consistently absorbed by the Strategy STRC at-the-market mechanic. This mechanism effectively functions as a dedicated ‘spot su
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Bitcoin's surge to $76,000 this week is driven by geopolitical factors, with the 15 April ex-dividend date for STRC being a key catalyst. The initial squeeze triggered by the geopolitical event and subsequent market reaction has been partially offset by the Strategy STRC mechanism, which has been consistently sold at-the-market.