MSTR stock is forming a head-and-shoulders pattern similar to its dot-com-era setup.
The neckline support sits near the $100–$105 range on the monthly chart.
A confirmed breakdown could open an 80% downside target near $20.
Strategy’s cash reserve has reportedly fallen 38% since the start of 2026.
CryptoQuant analyst Julio Moreno said dividend coverage has dropped to about 14 months.
Strategy faces renewed pressure as its monthly chart shows a bearish pattern last seen before its dot-com crash. The setup points to a possible 80% fall if MSTR repeats that earlier structure. The pressure also comes as cash reserves shrink and preferred-stock costs rise.
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MSTR stock has formed a potential head-and-shoulders pattern on its monthly chart since March 2024. The structure includes three peaks, with the middle peak standing above the two side peaks.
The neckline sits near the $100 to $105 support area, based on the chart setup. A clear break below that range would confirm the bearish pattern.
Technical traders usually measure the target from the head to the neckline. Under that method, MSTR could fall toward $20 if the structure completes.
That target would mark a drop of about 80% from current levels. The same chart pattern appeared before Strategy’s dot-com-era collapse.
During that period, MSTR broke below a similar neckline and then lost over 99% in two years. The current setup has drawn attention because the chart structure shows a close resemblance.
The stock now trades near a critical area as traders track the neckline. A sustained break could shift focus toward a longer correction.
Strategy also faces pressure from its preferred-stock dividend costs. CryptoQuant analyst Julio Moreno said its yearly dividend obligations rose to about $1.2 billion.
Moreno said the company’s dollar cash reserve has dropped 38% since the start of 2026. He also said dividend coverage fell from more than seven years to about 14 months.
STRC recently fell to a record low of $82.50. It has since traded mostly between $82 and $89, below its $100 par value.
The lower price pushed STRC’s effective yield above 13%. That compares with its stated dividend rate of about 11.5%.
Strategy holds 847,363 BTC at an average cost of $75,650 per coin. Bitcoin recently traded near $62,600, below the company’s average purchase price.
The company sold 2.71 million MSTR common shares for about $335.5 million in June. It used $34.9 million from those proceeds to buy 520 BTC.
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