[Coin World] Recently, when BTC experienced a pullback, discussions about the debt repayment ability of a certain technology company started to surface again in the market. However, analysts from the Benchmark side directly came out to refute those claims.
They did the math: this company holds BTC worth 55.8 billion dollars, and the debt pressure is actually manageable. What’s more critical is that they are playing with a unique structure of perpetual preferred shares. According to their calculations, Bitcoin would have to crash below $12,700, with a decline of over 86%, for any issues to potentially arise—this extreme situation is basically not within the realm of consideration.
Moreover, they have prepared a reserve of 1.44 billion dollars specifically for issuing dividends. BTC is currently fluctuating around 86000 dollars, while the company's stock price has dropped by 4.7%, closing at 168.82 dollars.
To be honest, the position size and risk control measures look quite stable. Of course, who can predict market sentiment? The data is there anyway.
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Lonely_Validator
· 15h ago
A 86% fall? When will I be able to wait for that, I'm getting old.
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TokenRationEater
· 15h ago
86%? This probability is even lower than my chances of making money, haha
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It's a bit outrageous, a BTC 50% slump shouldn't be the case, this guy really has strict risk control
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$55.8 billion as a ballast, this wave is quite stable
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The perpetual preferred stock play is really clever, something that ordinary people wouldn't think of
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The data is right here, but the market just loves to think wildly
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$1.44 billion in reserves? How is there still such idle money
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Bitcoin has to crash to a low price for something to happen, and by then humanity will be in trouble
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From this perspective, the holdings are actually not very risk-proof, all in BTC
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The benchmark analysis in this wave of analysis is quite thoughtful
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Wait, the stock price has fallen by 4.7%? Isn't it supposed to be stable?
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blockBoy
· 15h ago
BTC falls 86%? Wake up, guys, is this a dream?
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The $55.8 billion BTC ballast is indeed something, but I still don't believe in this market sentiment
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The perpetual preferred stock structure is really well done, and the risk control measures are indeed maxed out
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1.44 billion in reserves sounds pretty stable, but who can say for sure these days, right?
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BTC dropping from 86000 to 12700... I don't think that will happen in this lifetime, haha
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The data looks good, but if the market sentiment turns, it's all in vain
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This holdings scale is really commendable, a conscience in the industry
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A 4.7% drop in stock price is actually the most reasonable response
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If Bitcoin is going to crash 86%, that would really be an apocalypse scenario, with a probability close to zero
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This financial homework looks pretty good, at least it's not in a state of naked running.
Benchmark analysts strongly support: BTC needs to crash 86% for a certain tech giant to face issues, how low is the probability of this?
[Coin World] Recently, when BTC experienced a pullback, discussions about the debt repayment ability of a certain technology company started to surface again in the market. However, analysts from the Benchmark side directly came out to refute those claims.
They did the math: this company holds BTC worth 55.8 billion dollars, and the debt pressure is actually manageable. What’s more critical is that they are playing with a unique structure of perpetual preferred shares. According to their calculations, Bitcoin would have to crash below $12,700, with a decline of over 86%, for any issues to potentially arise—this extreme situation is basically not within the realm of consideration.
Moreover, they have prepared a reserve of 1.44 billion dollars specifically for issuing dividends. BTC is currently fluctuating around 86000 dollars, while the company's stock price has dropped by 4.7%, closing at 168.82 dollars.
To be honest, the position size and risk control measures look quite stable. Of course, who can predict market sentiment? The data is there anyway.