Popular financial commentator Peter Schiff has taken a page out of the “I’m-not-angry-just-very-disappointed” playbook, demanding the SEC investigate Michael Saylor’s questionable habit of suggesting that STRC is suitable for retirees who want to preserve their wealth without risking their life savings. Because nothing says “conservative investing” like a stock that’s basically a crypto version of a game of Jenga.
Schiff, ever the alarmist, claims that Saylor’s public statements about STRC are so egregious that they violate SEC antifraud rules. Which is impressive, considering the SEC’s track record of catching fraudsters. Hint: It’s not great.
How can the SEC let @Saylor get away with public comments that $STRC is suitable for retirees whose primary investment objectives are low-risk wealth preservation and income, and who don’t want to risk losing principal? This is a violation of SEC antifraud and marketing rules.
– Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) May 11, 2026
Meanwhile, Schiff insists that Bitcoin is a “high-risk instrument” that relies solely on the gullibility of new buyers. Which, if you think about it, is basically the entire stock market. But hey, at least Bitcoin has the decency to be volatile and confusing.
How Strategy leverages high market liquidity to sustain STRC
Saylor, ever the optimist, insists that his company isn’t a “financial pyramid” but a “developer business.” Because nothing says “safe investment” like a company that buys and sells Bitcoin with the same level of planning as a toddler at a buffet.
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If 1 BTC is sold, another 10-20 BTC are purchased on top of it. Because nothing says “sustainable business model” like a company that treats cryptocurrency like a slot machine and a therapist rolled into one.
According to Saylor, the market’s high liquidity, its ability to absorb $100-200 million per hour without moving the price, and global macroeconomic factors-like the Federal Reserve’s tight monetary policy and the Middle East’s tendency to be a mess-will ensure a long-term inflow of capital into the digital asset. Which is just a fancy way of saying, “We’ll keep buying Bitcoin until it’s the only thing we can buy.”
While the debate remains rhetorical for now, in practice Strategy’s model is demonstrating accelerating momentum. After 18 days of volatility, the STRC instrument restored parity at the $100 mark. Because nothing says “financial stability” like a number that’s just a round number.
That recovery immediately affected volumes, as the company absorbed around 322 BTC during this Monday alone. For comparison, Strategy accumulated just 535 BTC during the entire previous week. Which is like saying you ate a whole pizza in one sitting, but only after eating three slices the day before.
The current dynamics suggest that the market continues to absorb supply despite the regulatory and conceptual disputes between critics and the company’s management. Because nothing says “market efficiency” like a bunch of people ignoring the rules and just buying Bitcoin.
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2026-05-11 18:18