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Peter Schiff renewed his criticism of Michael Saylor after Strategy resumed Bitcoin purchases through MSTX following a 23-day pause.
After the 23-day pause, STRC returned to parity at $100, enabling Strategy to restart Bitcoin purchases, though at symbolic volumes. For the first time since mid-April, the company acquired just 1.17 BTC specifically through this financial instrument, according to data cited by strc.live.
Against this backdrop, another public exchange unfolded between Michael Saylor and Peter Schiff. Saylor compared his ecosystem to aviation, describing STRC as an airliner, Bitcoin (BTC) as a fighter jet, and MSTR as a rocket. Schiff responded with skepticism, predicting a “crash and burn” for all three elements.
The central concern highlighted in the article is Strategy’s current obligation yield of 11.5%. The argument is that if Bitcoin’s annual growth does not exceed this threshold, Saylor’s accumulation strategy could shift from buying into a debt-servicing routine.
In that scenario, the company would not be positioned to buy additional Bitcoin but would instead need to sell or collateralize Bitcoin to pay coupons to investors. The article says this dynamic was reflected in Strategy’s Q1 2026 earnings report, which showed a net loss of $12.5 billion due to asset revaluation.
Both Saylor and CEO Phong Le, the article notes, confirmed their readiness to sell Bitcoin when it benefits the company.
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