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Mike Treidl: Preferred Equity Gives Strategy Another Bitcoin Buying Engine

Mike Treidl discusses why Bitcoin treasury companies using preferred shares for purchases and potential benefits Strategy

14/10/2026 14:286 min read

Mike Treidl outlines why companies holding Bitcoin as a treasury assets have shifted from convertible bonds to perpetual preferred equity. He explains how these preferred instruments let companies such as Strat able defer payments avoiding default, and how climb returning to par could provide another Bitcoin acquisition mechanism. Additionally, he describes how sats per share and leverage lacking margin calls adds value over direct Bitcoin ownership.

Chapters:
0:00 – Mike Treidl discussing the Bitcoin bounce to $83K
0:50 – From Morgan Stanley to Blue Coin Capital: linking Wall Street with Bitcoin
1:49 – Risk budget first: sizing a Bitcoin allocation size
4:11 – Seller exhaustion and Bitcoin treasury companies
5:27 – Why treasury firms moved from convertibles to preferreds
6:47 – What MSTR preferreds returning to par means for Bitcoin
8:13 – Sats per share: leverage with margin calls
9:11 – Pensions, endowments and next institutional wave
11:23 – Blue Coin’s BarclayHedge ranking and STRC buying below par
12:30 – Bitcoin’s largest opportunities and risks during next two years

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