Strategy (MSTR) Stock Slips As Latest Bitcoin Purchase Enters Loss

The global market is experiencing turmoil as a new wave of geopolitical tension in the Middle East has trickled down to MSTR crypto stock, among others.

Market sentiment is currently negatively skewed, with investors exhibiting a risk-off approach. With the tension between Iran and Israel, core Asian indexes like the Kospi 200 Index have nosedived in early trades.

Strategy and Crypto Stock Outlook

As of writing, Strategy has lost as much as 1.9% with an additional 1.18% slump in Pre-market to $375.29. This is a classic case of a knee-jerk reaction in the market, one that has extended since earlier this week with the crypto stock selloff.

Strategy has a very strong correlation with the crypto market. The turbulence from the Middle East has triggered Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt (FUD) in the market.

Bitcoin price fell from its daily high of $108,439.78 to a low of $102,822.03.

As one of the corporate firms with a deep exposure to BTC, Strategy has had to suffer an intense selloff.

Over the past 5 days, the MSTR stock has pared off most of its gains. For a stock that has a lot of leverage ETFs tied to it, it has now lost more than 9% in the past 90 days.

Beyond the Strategy stock, the impact of the latest market downturn is reflected in its latest Bitcoin purchase announced this week.

According to the update, Strategy said it acquired 1,045 BTC for approximately $110.2 million at roughly $105,426 per Bitcoin.

At Bitcoin’s lowest price of $102,822, the firm has lost almost $2.7 million from the latest purchase.

Other Crypto Stock Performance

The Strategy stock outlook mirrors the broader struggles facing major crypto stocks in 2025.

Coinbase (COIN), currently trading at $241.05, has seen flat to slightly negative year-to-date performance. It was down 1.61% as of writing.

Marathon Digital Holdings (MARA), trading at $15.82, remains down approximately 20% YTD.

Still, it experienced a short-term boost following Bitcoin’s recent rally past $109,000 earlier this week.

Riot Platforms Inc. (RIOT), priced at $10.21, has also declined around 17% this year, reflecting the ongoing volatility in the crypto mining sector.

Meanwhile, Circle (CRCL) has defied the trend with a spectacular post-IPO surge, tripling its stock price from $31 to over $106 in just over a week.

If anything, this signals a strong renewed investor interest in stablecoin-centric platforms.

With Bitcoin reaching new all-time highs above $111,000, many crypto-related equities are still under pressure.

Some market participants believe that this is due to competition from ETFs, execution risks, and overall market caution.

Eventually, this has placed the entire stock and financial sector in what can best be described as a cautious or distressed mode.

Will Michael Saylor’s MSTR Stock Bounce Back?

Strategy holds 582,000 BTC worth $40.79 billion as of June 2025. It has this leverage, despite its stock still down 50% from its November 2024 peak of $473.83.

The company has more ambitious plans to fund more BTC buys, a move that will place it in the spotlight.

Posts on X suggest Saylor’s use of financial instruments like STRK, STRF, and STRD makes Strategy antifragile.

Notably, a Bitcoin recovery above $106,000 could lift MSTR stock revival in the short term moving forward.

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