$BTC at $68.6K means Saylor's stack is now roughly $5.8B underwater.
Strategy holds 850,364 BTC at a $75,456 average cost.
Last week only 29% of its stock-sale money went to buying BTC. 66% went to propping up its preferred stock. MSCI also removes it from its index after Nov 30.
My take:
No margin call is coming. Their debt has no BTC price trigger.
But the biggest buyer in this market is spending more on its own paper than on coins.
When the whale that buys every dip starts slowing down, you feel it in the price.
Capital efficiency is also about knowing when NOT to move money.
That’s what #Brickken is bringing with OnCall.
Instead of investors transferring capital upfront, they commit directly from their wallets while their assets remain locked until the fund manager actually calls for the capital.
Think about the flexibility that creates. Less idle capital, better liquidity management and the ability to deploy funds exactly when they’re needed.
Brickken is taking RWA infrastructure beyond tokenization, and OnCall is a good example of what that evolution looks like.