On October 7, Strategy fell 4.44% in regular trading, trading at $157.74/share, with Turnover of $253 million. The decline was driven by a sharp drop in Bitcoin, which fell below $84,000 after a rapid intraday crash of nearly $2,000 within 20 minutes, triggering approximately $400 million in leveraged long liquidations.

According to market data, the immediate catalyst for the selloff was a technical breakdown below key on-chain support, compounded by a small Bitcoin sale from Strategy itself worth about $2.5 million to fund dividend payments. Macro pressures, including rising 30-year Treasury yields reaching 5.7041% and a stronger dollar, also weighed on risk assets. As the world's largest corporate Bitcoin holder with 848,000 BTC, Strategy's stock remains highly sensitive to Bitcoin price swings, and the breakdown in Bitcoin below the $84,000 signal level directly pressured shares. The broader crypto-linked equity complex moved lower in tandem, with Coinbase and Robinhood also posting declines.

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