TLDR MSTR stock dropped 4.8% today, following a significant decline in Bitcoin’s price. Michael Saylor linked the stock’s decline to a four-month Bitcoin bear marketTLDR MSTR stock dropped 4.8% today, following a significant decline in Bitcoin’s price. Michael Saylor linked the stock’s decline to a four-month Bitcoin bear market

MSTR Stock Struggles as Bitcoin’s Value Dips Below $70,000

2026/02/12 04:26
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TLDR

  • MSTR stock dropped 4.8% today, following a significant decline in Bitcoin’s price.
  • Michael Saylor linked the stock’s decline to a four-month Bitcoin bear market.
  • Strategy’s stock has shown extreme volatility, with 58 moves greater than 5% in the past year.
  • A 13.4% drop in Strategy’s stock occurred just six days ago due to Bitcoin’s sharp decline.
  • Canaccord Genuity analyst Joseph Vafi slashed his price target on Strategy by over 60%.

Shares of Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) experienced a 4.8% drop in the afternoon session today. The decline follows the movement of Bitcoin, which faced a notable decrease in its value. Strategy’s strong correlation with Bitcoin’s performance has made the company’s stock price highly volatile.


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MSTR Stock Moves in Tandem with Bitcoin

Strategy’s stock price has consistently followed Bitcoin’s fluctuations, given the company’s large holdings in the cryptocurrency. As Bitcoin dropped from over $110,000 to near $70,000, MSTR stock reflected a similar decline. Michael Saylor, Strategy’s executive, directly attributed the recent decrease to the ongoing four-month bear market for Bitcoin. He stated, “The stock’s decline is tied to the market’s response to Bitcoin’s performance.” This strong link between the two assets has resulted in high volatility for Strategy’s shares.

The company’s stock has moved more than 5% on 58 occasions over the past year, showing its sensitivity to market shifts. Today’s drop, however, is viewed as another typical move within the volatility that investors expect. The market, however, does not appear to see this as a fundamental change in the business outlook. Investors are continuing to monitor Bitcoin’s movements as they assess Strategy’s performance.

Previous Drop and Analyst’s Impact on MSTR

The latest drop comes after a 13.4% decrease in Strategy’s stock just six days ago. This drop followed Bitcoin’s sharp decline, which impacted the value of Strategy’s holdings. Canaccord Genuity analyst Joseph Vafi reduced his price target for the company by over 60% due to Bitcoin’s declining price. The drop in Bitcoin’s value below $70,000 also coincided with the market waiting for Strategy’s fourth-quarter earnings report.

The large-scale impact of Bitcoin’s movement on Strategy’s stock is a key focus for analysts. Investors have remained concerned about the company’s crypto exposure, especially as its Bitcoin holdings lose value. Despite these concerns, Strategy continues to be the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, which has made its stock price sensitive to changes in the cryptocurrency’s performance.

Strategy’s stock has dropped 19.8% since the beginning of the year, with its current price at $126.10 per share. This price is a far cry from its 52-week high of $455.90, a 72.3% drop from that peak. Investors who bought $1,000 worth of Strategy stock five years ago would now see an investment valued at $1,249.

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