Saylor Pauses 13-Week Bitcoin Buy Signal to Promote STRC Preferred Stock as Ultra-Low-Volatility Investment

Strategy executive chair Michael Saylor skipped his customary Sunday Bitcoin accumulation chart after about 13 consecutive weeks and instead posted about the company’s preferred stock offering, Stretch (STRC), on X, ending what had been a regular public signal of incremental BTC purchases ^[1].

In posts and company commentary Saylor highlighted STRC’s low volatility profile, asserting the perpetual preferred stock’s short‑term volatility sits below major asset classes and equities and positioning STRC as an ultra‑low‑volatility instrument tied to Strategy’s business ^{[2] [3]}.

Independent coverage and promotional materials have circulated specific performance figures for STRC, including a reported 30‑day volatility around 1.5%, an 11.5% yield, and a 5.37 Sharpe Ratio over a recent period, which publications have used to compare STRC’s risk‑adjusted returns with traditional assets ^[4].

Saylor’s recent social posts show a temporary shift from signaling Bitcoin accumulation to promoting STRC; reporting highlights the preferred stock’s volatility and yield claims but does not establish that Strategy has permanently changed its BTC purchasing strategy ^{[1] [2] [4]}.