Skip to navigationSkip to main contentSkip to right columnADVERTISEMENTAnand SinhaThu, July 23, 2026 at 4:30 PM GMT+2 1 min readMichael Saylor-led Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR), formerly MicroStrategy, has now turned back on its long history of weekly Bitcoin (BTC) accumulations.The company has sold Bitcoin twice this year for the first time after 2022:32 Bitcoin for around $2.5 million during May 26-313,588 BTC for $216 million during June 29-July 5It has similarly sold its common MSTR shares two times in a row to boost cash reserve:Within a span of a year, the MSTR stock has lost more than 75% of its value.Trending on TheStreet Roundtable:SEC commissioner has a blunt warning for crypto vaults and lendingAnalyst reveals Bitcoin is massively undervalued at $65,000Bernie Sanders rallies against crypto, AI in new campaignBloomberg reported on July 22 that according to data compiled by it, seventeen Wall Street analysts, including those at TD Cowen, Citigroup Inc. and B. Riley Securities Inc., grant a buy or an equivalent rating to Strategy.Three analysts have granted a hold and one analyst a sell rating to the company's stock.As the MSTR stock closed at $100.01 on July 22, a one-year price target of about $275 indicates an upside of around 170%.As per the report, Wall Street analysts have bullish calls on Strategy because they expect the company's financial model can continue to raise capital and a rebound in Bitcoin would restore the premium investors once assigned to its shares.However, the average price target has fallen from above $460 at the start of the year.Bloomberg clarified that several recommendations got issued at different stages of Strategy's decline and several firms have recently refreshed their views.