STRC strategy can help you get to 1 million bitcoins fast, beating BlackRock.
Michael Saylor Strategy (MSTR) May Reach 1 Million Bitcoin (BTC) Milestone Than Expected, Overtaking BlackRock in Total Holdings
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STRC stock sales have generated more than 3,500 BTC this week.
The implication of the strategy is that purchasing power could rise to around 5,700 BTC per day on Tuesday's peak.
The increase in demand for STRC shows a daily buying power of 1,940 BTC
Strategy currently holds 738,731 BTC, including the purchase of 17,994 BTC announced on Monday. Meanwhile, BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) is trading at 775,156 BTC, or roughly 36,500 BTC more than today.
But a relatively new instrument, the Strategic STRC Preferred Stock, is helping close the gap quickly.
STRC currently pays an annual dividend of 11.50% in cash every month.
Dividends are adjusted monthly to encourage the stock to trade near $100, which helps limit volatility. The strategy uses proceeds from stock sales to buy bitcoin.
Just this week, Strategy is estimated to have sold around 6 million STRC shares and bought more than 3,500 BTC through an over-the-counter (ATM) program, according to data source STRC.LIVE.

Among the buyers of STRC is the Bitcoin investment company Strive.
On Wednesday, Chief Risk Officer Jeff Walton announced that they had secured $50 million in STRC, suggesting that the allocation would bring STRC's current production to $5.75 million in annual revenue.

This is more than $1.85 million more than the 13-week T-utility bill, a difference of about $3.90 million per year.
On Tuesday, STRC hit a daily record of $409 million and a 30-day average of $138.5 million.

Using an average daily trading volume of $138.5 million and a Bitcoin price of $71,000, STRC could theoretically purchase approximately 1,940 BTC per trading day, more than four times Bitcoin's daily mining supply.
On days when STRC trading nears a record $409 million, the implied buying power reaches 5,700 BTC, or nearly 13 times the daily mine supply.
At this rate, Strategy Bitcoin's holdings could surpass the 1 million BTC mark in August, possibly even leaving BlackRock behind.
MSTR could tap the $145.1 trillion fixed income market.
According to analyst Adam Livingston, STRC may soon begin to compete with traditional fixed income markets.
In the year Global fixed income markets will reach $145.1 trillion by 2024, and US fixed income will be $48.9 trillion as of Q3 2025, Livingston said in a Wednesday post:
If products like STRC ultimately attract 0.1 percent of global fixed income, that's $145.1 billion. At $71.2K in Bitcoin, that amount of capital is enough to buy 2.04 million BTC, just as a balance sheet.
STRC still poses a threat to investors.
In the strategy's disclaimer, STRC cautions that it does not guarantee returns, saying it is “neither a bank deposit nor FDIC insured or similarly regulated.”
in addition –
“It does not have the same regulatory and other protections as bank accounts, money market funds, treasuries or similar instruments and as a result may not be an equivalent investment.”
Strategy analyst ColinTok Crypto also warned that STRC could cut its dividend, the share price could fall below $100, and the strategy could issue more shares that would dilute existing shareholders.
I have seen many expressions of excitement about $STRC.
It's an interesting financial product, but I'm going to be the black sheep and state that I personally feel it's too risky to invest in. $STRC doesn't give you any guarantees (although it seems guaranteed…
— Colin TCrypto (@ColinTCrypto) March 10, 2026
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