MSTR Stock at Risk? Peter Schiff Predicts Deeper Bitcoin Losses for Strategy Amid Crypto Crash

The MSTR stock could be at risk of a continuous free fall as the market sentiment worsens. Peter Schiff has come out to project that Strategy Bitcoin losses could grow as BTC continues its downturn.

Peter Schiff Says Bitcoin Losses Could Get Worse as MSTR Stock Price Stumbles

In a post on X, Schiff criticized Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin treasury firm Strategy for its current valuation. He further said that with the current state of things, the firm could see additional losses over the next 5 years.

The fall in Strategy BTC treasury value has affected the price movement of the MSTR stock, which has been losing value rapidly. Yesterday at the close of trading, the stock lost another value of nearly 5%.

Another question that Schiff posed is on the timing of the purchase. He observed that Bitcoin dipped below $75,000 and has continued to trade well below the latest purchase price of Strategy. He argues that waiting for a lower price would have helped reduce risk.

Schiff has always advocated for commodities as opposed to Bitcoin. He has always been of the opinion that BTC is a speculative asset with unknown fundamentals. He has also been warning investors about companies with big and concentrated exposures to Bitcoin, especially those with investments in stocks like MSTR.

Expert Projects Strategy Stock Decline to $118

Fund manager Aksel Kibar shared an analysis highlighting that the shares would fall as low as $118. The expert had made this projection since late 2025 and started to play out due to the crypto market crash.

Other experts have been projecting similar targets for the MSTR stock. As CoinGape reported, Ted Pillows shared that the shares are losing their monthly upward trend. This means its upcoming price movements would only tend downward unless the market recovers.

Despite the decline, the overall exposure of Strategy remains high. The company currently owns over 713,000 BTC tokens, which were acquired at a total cost of about $54.26 billion. The average price per coin for its overall holdings is about $76,000, which is still at the range of the current price.