Yes$76K Vol.This market will resolve to "Yes" if MicroStrategy incorporated is margin called on any of its Bitcoin-backed loans by December 31, 2026, 11:59 PM ET, resulting in either a forced liquidation of Bitcoin by a lender or MicroStrategy posting additional collateral or making a loan repayment in response to the margin call. Otherwise, this market will resolve to "No." A margin call is defined as a lender formally requiring MicroStrategy to either provide additional collateral or repay part of a loan due to the value of Bitcoin collateral falling below the required loan-to-value (LTV) ratio. Voluntary Bitcoin sales by MicroStrategy that are not explicitly in response to a margin call will not count. The primary resolution sources will be SEC filings, official MicroStrategy statements, and a consensus of credible financial reporting.
esto es un no asegurado, vamooosss
After sufficient adjustment, the market has released risks, and the downside space is already very limited.
There is no callable debt or margin involved with the company... I guess the bet is that Strategy might take out margin and then get called on it? 11% is way too high for that. They don't care to leverage with margin or debt.
Yes for the W. Great odds tbh. Grab this.
Mainstream media has not even caught on to the Bitcoin dip yet
11% chance seems low
then purchase it madrilla
It's a great pick. A looooot can happen until deadline.
God... not this nonsense market again. There is simply no way MRST can be margin called. The debt is raised through subordinated convertible bonds that are NOT secured by BTC and have no margin mechanism. There isn't even a debt maturity until the 1 billion converts in Q1 2027. Quite apart from that, in a hypothetical scenario, Saylor would first dilute the private investors. The primary risk is whether MicroStrategy can meet its debt obligations (interest and principal repayment) if Bitcoin's value drops significantly. But that has nothing to do with a margin call...
Why dont u purchase no then?
So you are saying the rules are literally false, there are no "bitcoin-backed loans"?
If you want to put it that way, then yes. The BTCs are not acquired on margin but through the proceeds of the convertible bonds. As I have already said, the risk does not lie in a margin call but, if anything, in the debt obligations. The next major risk milestone is the 02/2027 convertible debt. There are two options for this: Either the 2027 debt is refinanced with a.) new convertible bonds or b.) bitcoin-backed debt. Only if b.) is chosen a margin call option is put in place. However, this has no effect on this market as it end 12/26 + BTC must fall to around $5,000 to become a threat . Option two is: Repay fully with the sale of shares and/or Bitcoin to generate the cash. Again, there is no margin call risk.
Because I have no shares in the "MRST sells BTC" market, which indirectly says the same thing + additional risks.
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