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I mean, crazy incredible.
What, the software company moonlighting as a bitcoinized Ponzi scheme future-of-finance firm messed up its game-changing OMG amazing new issuance?!
I can't believe it. #1232813, #1279997
It’s taken less than two weeks for a rare euro-denominated preferred stock offering by Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin treasury company to fall below its already-discounted offer price. Strategy Inc. sold €775 million ($898 million) preferred shares at 80 cents on the euro earlier this month. Now, with Bitcoin prices in freefall, the few traders offering prices on the stock are willing to sell at about 78 cents and buy a couple of cents lower, according to two people familiar with the matter, who asked not to be named as the prices were shared privately.
oh, and:
Strategy has been doubling down despite the recent crypto rout. The firm bought $835.6 million in Bitcoin in the seven days ended Sunday, the largest purchase by the firm since July. The company appeared to finance the majority of the purchases with the proceeds of the euro preferred offering.

Where's the yield coming from, bro?

...and if you don't get the "red light therapy" joke:

Thanks for explaining the joke
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I'm all about transparency!
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The only caveat is it's not yield it is return of capital --> you give them 100% they give you back 10% slowly
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nah, nonsense. Accounting trick, matters not
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sort of matters. if they give you yield then they are doing something productive. in this case they are doing nothing but investing your money in bitcoin
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what do you mean, they aren't doing anything productive...?
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productive in terms of making a good or service.
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I do think the Wall St sharks conspired to rekt this levered bet. The attack is straightforward for deep enough pockets.
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where is strategy keeping their sats? 100% in coinbase?
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