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Strategy's Q3 Profit Falls to $2.8 Billion Amid Fading Bitcoin Rally, mNAV Premium at 18-Month Low
Strategy's third-quarter profit fell to $2. 8 billion, a significant decline that coincides with the fading momentum of the recent bitcoin rally.The company's earnings report highlights renewed challenges in the crypto market, with its modified Net Asset Value (mNAV) premium—the extra value the market assigns to its stock above the value of its bitcoin holdings—dropping to an 18-month low. This indicates that investor enthusiasm for the company's bitcoin-centric strategy has cooled considerably.The declining premium has made it difficult for Strategy to continue its previous pace of bitcoin accumulation, as issuing new shares to fund purchases has become less economically viable. The slowdown marks three consecutive quarters of reduced bitcoin buying activity.The situation reflects broader pressures on institutional crypto strategies that emerged during the recent bull market. Many corporations had adopted bitcoin as a treasury asset, but now face challenges as market conditions shift.Other public companies with similar approaches may report comparable difficulties in their upcoming earnings. Despite these corporate challenges, the Bitcoin network itself continues operating normally, with transaction processing and mining activity remaining stable. Market analysts suggest the current environment may separate companies with sustainable crypto strategies from those that were overly dependent on favorable market conditions.
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