
Jakarta, Pintu News – Here are 5 surprising facts about Strategy, why is ‘too big to fail’ a myth?
According to recent reports, Strategy is a company with huge Bitcoin reserves, holding around 650,000 coins worth about $60 billion, representing about 3.1% of the total BTC supply.
While these reserves are impressive, some observers caution that large size does not automatically guarantee a company’s survival. The history of large companies collapsing – despite being considered “too big to fail” – is proof that risks remain if management and financial conditions are weak.
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Over the past month, Strategy’s share price (code MSTR) has fallen by around 30%, to $185.88 – a decline that has coincided with a partial correction in the price of Bitcoin.
Historically, MSTR has fallen about 65% from its highest peak in November 2024, suggesting that the previous price rally is no longer sustainable. This decline shows that even companies with large reserves can be highly vulnerable to fluctuations in the global cryptocurrency market.

According to a corporate lawyer in the on-chain infrastructure sector, public companies – even if they are large – still have the potential to “completely collapse”, as was the case with large companies in the past.
Historical examples of companies such as banks and large corporations collapsing prove that the “too big to fail” label does not guarantee viability. In the context of crypto and digital assets, market pressures, leverage, and price volatility make liquidity risk an important metric that must be closely monitored.
Concerns increased after Strategy’s founder acknowledged the possibility of the company having to sell some BTC to balance its finances – something that was previously thought not to happen.
The admission shows that, for large companies like Strategy, large reserves alone are not enough if market conditions force asset disposals. This makes the “too big to fail” argument even more vulnerable as liquidity situations and market values can change drastically.

Some believe that because Strategy is a large public company, intervention or rescue is possible if the company is on the brink – as has been the case with previous large institutions.
But independent observers warn that recognition of the risks and financial history suggest bailouts are rare, and shareholders could still lose out if the company collapses.
The notion that large sizes are automatically safe can give a false sense of comfort – so metrics like liquidity, leverage, and crypto market dependency need to be constantly monitored.
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It doesn’t. Despite holding large reserves of BTC, some observers say that public companies can collapse if financial management and liquidity are poor.
Bitcoin price corrections as well as broad market conditions can put pressure on stock valuations, so large reserves do not guarantee stock price stability.
Strategy’s founder once stated that asset disposals could happen if needed – suggesting that a sell-off is not out of the question.
Because the history of large companies shows that even public companies can fail without a bailout, especially when facing debt burdens, poor liquidity, or market pressures.
Liquidity, debt structure, dependence on the price of digital assets such as BTC, and transparency of financial statements are important metrics.