2026-01-01 16:23:36

Since a leading publicly traded company adopted a Bitcoin Treasury strategy, its stock performance has fallen into trouble. According to the latest data, its stock closed at $151.95 at the end of 2025, with an annual cumulative decline of 49.35%. More notably, this downward trend has become the norm—almost every month in the past six months has seen a decline.

Specifically, from August to December, the declines were 16.78%, 3.65%, 16.36%, 34.26%, and 14.24%, respectively. This consecutive downward pattern is something the company has never experienced since officially launching its Bitcoin Treasury strategy in August 2020.

This inevitably prompts reflection: how much pressure can a long-term Bitcoin investment strategy withstand in a bear market environment? Will shareholders be disappointed? Perhaps this is precisely the moment to test the true believers' resolve. After all, maintaining conviction during the market's most pessimistic times truly requires extraordinary perseverance.

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ReverseFOMOguy

· 1h ago

49% decline... Is this called faith? I think it's playing with fire --- Oh my, it dropped again. Who can withstand this? Shareholders should rebel now --- Wait, five consecutive months of decline? This isn't betting on Bitcoin, it's gambler's mentality --- So, a strategy of going all-in on Bitcoin in a bear market is just a paper tiger. Whether it's true faith or cutting losses and fleeing, it's all clear to see --- Laughing out loud, what does "testing the believer" mean? That's just standard talk for a bagholder, okay? --- A 49% drop in a year... If I were a shareholder, I would have smashed my keyboard already. Don't talk to me about faith --- An unprecedented continuous decline... That shows this logic was flawed from the start, everyone --- Those still preaching steadfastness now, wait for another 30% drop and see if they still hold on

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CryptoTherapist

· 6h ago

okay so like... 49% down is giving "portfolio therapy session gone wrong" energy ngl. when did we collectively decide that diamond hands meant watching your thesis get liquidated in real time? the psychological resistance here isn't technical anymore, it's existential fr fr

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HackerWhoCares

· 6h ago

49% decline... This is the price of faith, haha --- Still thinking of hodling to the moon, but ended up falling into the Earth's core first --- Honestly, the Bitcoin treasury approach sounds very risky; it's surprising that listed companies dare to play this way --- Shareholders are probably cursing in the group chat right now, I'm also speechless --- The bear market tests not faith, but financial reports, brother --- It hasn't rebounded even after falling for half a year; what kind of tough shareholders can hold on --- By the way, does this company really believe in Bitcoin or just want to hype a concept --- Still talking about resilience after a 49% drop, I only see trapped retail investors --- Remember those voices shouting "long-termism" last year? They've all gone silent now --- This is the consequence of going all-in on one track, a bit too much of a gamble

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ZenZKPlayer

· 6h ago

A 49% drop directly discourages people—that's the cost of going all-in on Bitcoin. Wait, is this a test of faith? No, this is a test of account balance. True believers should be crying right now, haha. The Bitcoin Treasury concept sounds sophisticated, but it's actually just gambler's psychology. It's never dropped this much before... What does that mean? It means all previous decisions were just luck. I don't know what shareholders think, but every time I see a 49% drop, I think of my principal. How long do I have to hold on? Another 50% drop?

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AirdropF5Bro

· 6h ago

49 points dropping straight down, is this called "resolve"? I think, more likely, it's just being trapped and unable to move. --- It's that same "test of faith" rhetoric again, tired of hearing it. --- The stock price of companies holding Bitcoin can fall this much, indicating the problem isn't with the coin, but with the company itself. --- A 16-point drop in August should have been a warning, but it kept falling in further, now blaming the market? --- Those truly committed to faith have already clear positions; only those forced to believe are holding on so stubbornly. --- Check if any board members are bottom-fishing—that's the real truth. --- Five consecutive months of decline each month, this isn't resolve, it's out of options. --- It's 2025, and we're still talking about Treasury strategies to save the company, a bit embarrassing. --- Shareholders are very disappointed, but that's just the gambler's mentality.

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