STRK

Small_Branch4961

You could do interest only loan, differ principal payment at loan maturation. Or use the 300K loan to buy Strategy's preferred stock STRK 10% cash dividend no expiry. Stock goes up and dividend increases. Your investment pays for itself

Shivaonsativa

Ah good thinking, thanks for the tip. I typed STRK into my current provider and it came up with Microstrategy Inc preferred shares. So I think that's it. Doesn't display STRK anywhere.

Stinky_Pot_Pie

I did something similar with a large portion of my IRA in the US. Is MSTR's STRK available to you? Its a bit lower risk with an estimated 80% of bitcoin upside with only like 10% downside. Im in my 30s as well, this money cant be moved for like 20 years without big penalty so Im hoping the long game works. Easy to have diamond hands in those accounts if there is some big draw downs.

CasualRedditObserver

I'm fully diversified. - BTC - Bitcoin ETF (FBTC) - MSTR - STRK - STRD - STRF - MTPLF

iLov3musk

Don't EVER fade Michael Saylor. The guy accumulated the world's greatest digital mountain of collateral and now has in a matter of months made traditional financial advisors totally obsolete. Want growth? On a risk-adjusted basis, how does anything beat $MSTR? Oh yeah, $STRK is an option. Want more income than any bond exposure can give you? $STRF. Strategy is changing the financial landscape faster than AI is and you continue to doubt this genius trillionaire LMFAO

mikkeltaylor1

Research STRK & STRF that have been developed by Strategy (MSTR). STRK has an 8% dividend and can be bought in an ISA or SIPP through platforms like AJ Bell. Maybe as an alternative to a property?

jawni

>Let’s play the game where you disregard all the stats that don’t help your case (which are widely accepted as useful) and only use the stats that help support your case. What stats have I disregarded that show Cardano getting genuine traction? >If you’re going to take this approach why open your post with: hey guys, no fud, I’m really open minded and just curious actually, can someone help me learn? Because I knew people would be defensive, so I laid it out as objectively as I could. >And then every reply where someone tries to convey information you immediately shoot it down. Link me one single reply where I shot it down unfairly as an example here so I can fix it or explain how it wasn't just me shooting them down. Most replies did exactly what I talking about, they kept pointing back to the same qualities that haven't led to adoption in the previous 8 years, as if that's magically going to change in the next 8 years. So if I shot them down, that would make a ton of sense. If I say "X, Y, and Z, are great qualities, but it doesn't lead to A, B, or C". And then someone replies "Stop fudding it, it has X, Y, and Z. It's really great!" Don't you understand why I would shoot that down? >One has to wonder if Cardano is a ghost chain with no notable development why Santiment just published this: >“🧑‍💻 Here are crypto's top overall coins by notable development activity the past 30 days. Directional indicators represent each project's rank rise or fall since last month: >📈 1) Internet Computer $ICP 🥇 📉 2) Chainlink $LINK 🥈 📉 3) Starknet $STRK 🥉 📉 4) Cardano $ADA” And has that led to **ANY ACTUAL USE OF THE CARDANO BLOCKCHAIN?** Not really. [As Cardano struggles to even get to **ONE** transaction per second.](https://imgur.com/a/KFxpoxQ) So, again, congrats on having the awesome quality of having a lot of github activity(the X, Y, Z) but it hasn't led to any actual usage (the A, B, C). Really, congrats on the github commits that have been pushed, but pushing github commits doesn't sustain a blockchain in the real world. >Haven’t they and Forbes heard the decree from the super open-minded curious guy that the only metric that can possibly matters is fees? Can you pay validators in github commits?

jdickstein

Let’s play the game where you disregard all the stats that don’t help your case (which are widely accepted as useful) and only use the stats that help support your case. If you’re going to take this approach why open your post with: hey guys, no fud, I’m really open minded and just curious actually, can someone help me learn? And then every reply where someone tries to convey information you immediately shoot it down. Why play this stupid game where you pretend to want to learn something when really you’re just a troll? Own your trollness so as not to waste everyone’s time. One has to wonder if Cardano is a ghost chain with no notable development why Santiment just published this: “🧑‍💻 Here are crypto's top overall coins by notable development activity the past 30 days. Directional indicators represent each project's rank rise or fall since last month: 📈 1) Internet Computer $ICP 🥇 📉 2) Chainlink $LINK 🥈 📉 3) Starknet $STRK 🥉 📉 4) Cardano $ADA” Haven’t they and Forbes heard the decree from the super open-minded curious guy that the only metric that can possibly matters is fees?

iLov3musk

Fair enough cant go wrong with bitcoin. Also to your point about dilution, yes, equity dilution is a risk however Saylor is also innovating new financial products to investors such as perferred stocks (STRD, STRF, STRK) which now allows him to buy BTC without issuing MSTR shares. This is highly accretive to shareholder value

UnderstandingLow3162

Every liquid saving/investment I have is either: - bitcoin in cold storage - mstr - STRK The STRK is pretty new, but still going to be correlated with bitcoin albeit with lower volatility in theory. There's some equity in my house, and my wife has some investments that are more 'traditional' - but I'd describe myself as pretty much all-in.

harvested

Today's MSTR bitcoin announcement is interesting because it's the first buy after the STRD product launch, as well as the STRK / STRF scaling over the last 2 weeks and lack of common stock ATM. This isn't just relevant to Strategy holders - if Saylor keeps improving methods of tapping into fixed income markets, that's driving a lot of capital into bitcoin that would otherwise be stranded.

Radiant_Addendum_48

What about STRK and STRF. Companies that want Bitcoin with the volatility stripped away due to regulatory shit but still want exposure and a guaranteed 8% or 10%. Some of the upside with none of the downside. Better than bonds. These companies won’t buy bitcoin but seem to happily buy preferred stock of MicroStrategy (not company stock) so no dilution for shareholders. They do their own thing and MicroStrategy buys bitcoin because they don’t mind the volatility and want all of the upside. Everyone gets what they want? For people that want to buy straight bitcoin then they can.

Zanar2002

You think he's operating fraudulently like FTX was? I can see them having to sell some to cover the converts and the STRK dividends, but BTC would have to drop maybe 80% and stay there for a couple of years for that to happen. So, MSTR selling would tank the market, but for them to be forced to sell the market would have to tank first, meaning Saylor is unlikely to be the catalyst. Unless he's running a ponzi or something like that...which, for the love of God I hope he isn't! lol

Substantial-Fox6317

That is why they use intelligent leverage. MSTR aims for around 15%-20% debt iirc. Issue convertible bonds to buy BTC -> increases debt leverage Issue common stock ATM to buy BTC -> decreases debt leverage Along with other innovative financial instruments that sit elsewhere on the risk curve, such as perpetual preferred stock among others (STRK, STRF, STRD) which can also be ATM indefinitely. In short these companies have plenty of levers to control their debt levels. In the case of MSTR, BTC would need to drop to around 20k before they will start sweating. Also. regarding the convertible bonds, this debt is unsecured meaning it is not backed by the treasury asset (BTC).

Baghira1986

30% BTC, 20% MSTR, 30% STRK, 10% MTPLF, 10% ALTBG is my targeted toxic Bitcoin-Maximalist Portfolio.

BitcoinBaller420

STRK and STRF both breaking par to the upside is an important market signal about the credit worthiness of MSTR. The wheels of bitcoin's demonetization of the bond market are turning. The global bond market is well over $100T, and the owners have just seen a major breakdown in the traditional 60/40 portfolio, with no end to the uncertainty in sight. Bitcoin bond demand could ramp up rapidly as an ideal hedge, offering high interest and growth upside for a rapidly diminishing credit risk. Bond demand translates quickly into bitcoin demand. Look at the STRF chart. Relentless bid on the creditworthiness of MSTR (and by extension, bitcoin) since the initial liberation day panic. A transformation in the market assessment of the credit worthiness of bitcoin means a relative floodgate of new tradfi wealth that can allocate responsibly. tl;dr. You're not bullish enough.

BaleBengaBamos

Stupid advice. Strategy is a trojan horse invading the tradfi market. The most insane financial bet of the century. Look at their STRF and STRK preferred stock. I wanna be part of that bet, even if it's just with a couple shares.

Mstr_Strk_645

Bitcoin is going up over time, get in when you can. If it's for retirement look at getting some STRF or STRK in your SIPP 😉

jlittle984

Ok-so good BTC base-I hope you have it stored safely in a HW wallet… Now maybe cut back from 1K a month BTC to $500/month BTC and $500/month Microstrategy products: MSTR, MSTY, STRF and STRK. You’ll be there in 5-10 years…being able to retire if you want to at 35 is pretty good. I’m 51 and have a 10 year horizon also… There’s still 100x left in BTC, maybe more. It’s up over 1000x in the last 5 years, and the future for fiat looks bleak…so who knows. Maybe it takes 10 years for the next 1000x, but MSTR could split a couple times…if you get to 10 shares MSTR and it splits 10:1 2x, you’ll have 1000 shares…the dividend on MSTY is pretty phenomenal and the dividend on STRF is 10% forever and it’s a preferred dividend which means it’s taxed differently (lower). Good luck-don’t lose your conviction and sell if it hits 250 or 500k/coin…HODL

No-Document-4462

We have the same story...I bought in 2017 too, but I got a slight rugpull by BitConnect, but thankfully it wasn't a lot...but it's a telltale story of not getting rich quick schemes and do it the old-fashioned way...learn and earn...Crypto-R-Us and Ivan on Tech on YouTube kept me aggressively buying more..Michael Saylor was more philosophical about the "Ownership of Central Park Property." I listened to him intently and bought 200 shares of MicroStrategy at that time, $169 a share. When that made a profit, I started buying mutual and index funds for passive income weekly and monthly from the profit share of StrategyB. I now buy MSTY on a regular basis 600 shares going to 1,000 shares...I am using Fidelity to buy anything affiliated with Michael Saylor Like STRK MST that will give me dividend yields Weekly Monthy Quarterly Yearly and I buy from [YieldMaxEtfs.com](http://YieldMaxEtfs.com), [RoundhillInvestments.com](http://RoundhillInvestments.com), [DefianceEtfs.com](http://DefianceEtfs.com) and I'm building an IRA Roth Portfolio that will make most of my funds Tax Free, All thanks to Bitcoin and to people like you who saw the visions as I do...but I wont ever tell anybody how many I have...scammer read this stuff too and grifters and family members..they only see the end results and not the beginning, middle struggles of working hard and creating energy to get rewarded for the day and Friday Payday it would still be about the fiat system with the tax system that is robbing us blind...Bitcoin Saved my Life.

stoicparallax

Or STRK/STRF and collect 8-10%

New-Ad-9629

There are! Read more about the capital that STRK and STRF is targeting. Trillions!

_etherium

Getting cash on hand is just taking money from MSTR shareholders (via ATM sales) to give to STRF and STRK holders lmao. From one pocket to the other pocket.

Slight_Bet660

They all do different things. Bitcoin is Bitcoin and spot BTC should be the base of any strategy with the highest allocation. MSTR common stock is essentially leveraged Bitcoin. Each share is roughly backed by half of the fiat value of the share in bitcoin and its returns are setup to be 1.5-2x the return of bitcoin both on the upside and the downside. STRF is preferred stock that essentially acts to replace bonds within a portfolio. It pays the yield of a junk bond (10%), but is over 4x collateralized by BTC and if BTC enters a bear market, you will still be safe with the 10% yield. It is also paid quarterly so you can compound it if you would like to, and it is taxed as a qualified dividend which is nice for higher earners. There is also a re-pricing upside if MSTR can obtain a credit rating or if trad-fi starts pricing it in-line with the risk/reward for a bond of that yield. There is little risk given that level of collateralization and its place in priority to the assets in the event of BTC tanking and the company liquidating (BTC would have to fall back to around 16k for any shot of that happening). STRK is the same thing only you are sacrificing 2% yield for the ability to convert and enjoy MSTR’s upside if BTC does well and MSTR shoots past 1k/share. It’s all financial engineering to lure in institutional money and to be able to issue new STRF/STRK to obtain the 1.5-2x leverage for the MSTR commons. I have BTC, MSTR, STRK, and STRF with BTC having the highest allocation by far. The MSTR stack is used to sell options for income (similar to MSTY only cutting out the middle-man) and my STRF/STRK allocation is being built up to offset tax deductible debt on my farmland and to arbitrage the difference which gives me protection to wait out a BTC bear market if it should occur.

Terhonator

In short: STRF pays 10 % dividend per year in USD (fiat), STRK pays 8 % dividend per year + you can convert it to shares.

Wrong-Put

Do what's right for you, but taxes are gonna kill you. CGT and stamp duty. You are also losing out on the value opportunity of bitcoin appreciation, not to mention if you took out a mortgage and invested the remaining amount $STRK or $STRF depending on risk appetite. Even an S&P tracker should get you a higher return than the mortgage rate.

s1ammage

Keep in mind STRK and STRF has “payments”. But I’m not worried with the captain at the helm.

harvested

It's valued at a premium due to the ability to use financial markets, tools, and innovation to acquire more bitcoin and potentially do things with that bitcoin in the future. For example STRK and STRF are 2 products that had never been done before, Saylor talks about how he hammered AI with 100 back and forth iterations to get it 95% of the way to present to his accounting / legal team to finish it off. You can watch the earnings call and his key note at Strategy World for more info. Ps. I'm not advocating owning the stock, just answering your question.

theazureunicorn

Nope - if you are comparing them it’s a dead giveaway you simply don’t get it Widen your lens BTC is SAVINGS (not growth) MSTR is GROWTH (not savings) MSTY is INCOME (not savings) STRK & STRF are income and adding volatility to MSTR Each is a different part in a larger system- each with a role to play You use them all together as one system You build a self reinforcing perpetual flywheel of digital abundance It makes it possible that you never have to sell your BTC or MSTR to strip gains and lose all the future up side

Pavickling

The premium will start to disappear once Strategy is no longer able to successfully raise more money outside of diluting shareholders. They don't seem to have a real plan for cashflow. I'd keep on eye on STRK dividends.

FilipAltDelete

Sorry for retardness, but can someone explain STRK/STRG for me? Im heavily invested in BTC and MSTR but lack the knowledge of other asset alternatives.

yldf

I have no idea what STRK, STRF, IMST, and MSTY are. The graphics is wrong, even comparing MSTR to Berkshire is a scandal. But: a call on a Bitcoin ETF is equivalent to a long position in Bitcoin, hedged by a put. There are plenty of situations where this can make sense.

BlightedErgot32

I own a decent % in STRK but its not a cash alternative. It’s like a bond fund alternative.

Fun-Sundae4060

IMST/MSTY are fucking garbage and STRK/STRF are in no way a cash alternative

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, acquired 1,895 BTC for $180 million between April 28 and May 4, funded by selling MSTR and STRK shares. This purchase increases its holdings to 555,450 BTC, representing 2.6% of the total Bitcoin supply. Despite a Q1 earnings miss and a $4.2 billion net loss, the company plans to raise $21 billion to continue its aggressive Bitcoin acquisition strategy, aiming for a 25% BTC yield target and $15 billion in BTC dollar gains. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

ManlyAndWise

They seem to want to use the same business model as MSTR: BTC accretion through issuance of shares higher than the NAV in Bitcoin. Therefore, what I will do is to wait that the proper XXI shares can be bought and gauge at what BTC multiple they are trading (the company will "start" with a substantial amount of BTC, I think around 40,000). On payday, whenever they trade at a lower mNAV than MSTR I will consider buying XXI instead of MSTR, if equal or higher I will buy MSTR. I have a higher trust in MSTR's ability to leverage their BTC, because I think that their sheer dimesnion and first mover advantage gives them the ability to better place their debt or convertible shares (think STRK and STRF). However, in time of MSTR euphoria, with very high mNAVs, I think XXI will become an attractive proposition if at a noticeable lower mNAV.

Snoo-26398

If people are really desperate for yIeLd then STRK and STRF from Saylor are probably a bit safer. 8%-10%+

mangoMandala

STRK (Stark industries) once stopped selling weapons. It was a disaster. So OP is right, it happened before. /s

Smoking-Coyote06

There are a couple of companies like Semler and Metaplanet that are doing the exact Strategy. Most equities trade a multiple to their assets or earnings. >They are a company and they buy BTC why cant another company just buy it themselves instead of paying triple? 1. It's hard to become an operating business and a bitcoin holding company at the scale of a Nasdaq 100 company. 2. Most CEOs or Chairmen of large companies dont have the power to pursue a company shift to a bitcoin holding company strategy. They'd have to get shareholder and board approval, etc. 3. Many companies have regulations on the types of assets that can have on their balance sheets; e.g. many companies can only own bonds, some cant but spot BTC, some can buy equities, some only buy preferred stock, etc. For the companies who buy equities MSTR is a great option for BTC exposure. For preferred stock companies, STRK is the option. For debt buyers Convertible Bonds is the option. (The bond market is significantly larger than the stock market, so this is a huge source of capital that cannot buy bitcoin directly. MSTR has about 30% of the US convertible debt market)

aaj094

Anyone got thoughts on this Strategy STRK preferred stock? It is supposed to accumulate 8%pa preferred dividend. So $8 an year and it's now trading just a shade over $80.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Strategy plans to offer up to $21 billion in 8.00% Series A Perpetual Strike Preferred Stock to expand its Bitcoin holdings, as per an SEC filing. The proceeds will fund Bitcoin acquisitions and general corporate purposes. The preferred shares, trading under the ticker 'STRK,' offer an 8% annual dividend and can be converted into Class A common stock. This move aligns with Strategy's '21/21 Plan' to raise $42 billion over three years to solidify its position as the largest Bitcoin Treasury Company. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

redeembtc

Saylor just now: >Strategy Announces $21 Billion $STRK At-The-Market Program $MSTR https://www.strategy.com/press/strategy-announces-21-billion-strk-at-the-market-program_03-10-2025

420Spain

$STRK

SevenGlass

No, owning MSTY does not mean you own Bitcoin. And I don't just mean that in an "indirect ownership doesn't count" kind of way. Oversimplifying a bit, MSTY is paying someone else to trade _options_ for you. You don't own the underlying asset. What you seem to be trying to describe would be something closer to the preferred shares (STRK) which do actually represent an ownership interest in the company and pay a dividend.

stringings

There's the leverage play. I think MSTR had/has a problem with short sellers, Citron I think was the firm. The owner is a criminal. I own MSTR, and will continue to buy shares. I even traded MSTU for a minute and made 2.5k after 2 days, but the leverage made me nauseated, and I've lived through 80% bitcoin drops (but it wasn't worth as much so it didn't hurt as bad) Anyway, I'm not an options trader, I know there's TONs to be made, it's just not for me. Additionally, I know you can do cool things with Saylor's products like feeding the MSTY dividend to STRK as a loop to back MSTR with more BTC. Again, I'm just saving in BTC, investing in MSTR, and earning income with MSTY. 

Asleep_Blueberry_177

This one comes probably from the preferred (STRK). There is a calculation in the last earning calls. If Bitcoin drops 75%, they can pay that yield for the next 100years. I know it's a risky assumption, but let's just hope Bitcoin doesn't drop for more than 100 years then.

Asleep_Blueberry_177

In the last weeks mostly ATM (selling shares with a premium to their BTC holdings) This one is probably mostly from the STRK issuing last week of preferred shares. Last year they sold also some convertible bonds. Simplified, they use different financial tools to get more money now, because people bet on a higher MSTR stock in the future. This way MSTR gets more money, they can then use to buy BTC.

daddydropfeet

MSTY solved this for me. Maybe STRK

lixx0040

This is why Saylor created his preferred stock, STRK with 8% dividend. Would check it out if you like MSTR

No-Put7619

I’ve been contemplating ways to generate income from Bitcoin while maintaining my exposure to its price movements. I would only consider these strategies with a small portion of my holdings: Convert a portion to IBIT and sell covered call options. This approach does involve some risk of capping your upside potential. However, if you remain disciplined and avoid using leverage, there’s a good chance you can preserve your Bitcoin exposure while also generating income. Explore Microstrategy’s new offering, STRK. By converting some Bitcoin to STRK, you would be selling your Bitcoin but investing in a company whose USD value is closely tied to Bitcoin. The dividend yield appears quite attractive compared to the interest earned from a traditional USD savings account.

r2d2overbb8

STRK is a preferred shares vs. MSTR which is common shares.

Cali_kink_and_rope

No, the new preferred STRK

PunxAlwaysWin45

I'm confused. Whats the difference between MSTR and STRK?

wuzidru

NFA – My portfolio is diversified according to a specific percentage structure, which I will not disclose. However, here’s what I’ve been accumulating over the past 12–24 months and intend to carry into 2025: L2s: $ARB, $STRK, $ZK and $OP New L1s: $SUI and $APT DeFi: $DYDX & $GMX PS: + some allocations into $ZRO and Wormhole $W

Snow_Jon_Snow666

Have a look at $STRK and $ZRX

bigcash2011

Doge is already expensive so my pick is SHIB because it will definitely follow doge big time. If you talk about alts my big potential alts are VET, STRK and TEL.

ImaginationTall465

not sure about others but i have high hopes for Starknet (STRK) and JUP. i think you should always diversify your portfolio

pedronegreiros94

OP, ZK, STRK could follow.

kirtash93

TLDR; - Over $3.42 billion worth of tokens, including TIA, SUI, IMX, APT, and ARB, are set to unlock in October 2024. - These unlocks are classified as cliff unlocks, meaning they're released on a schedule (weekly, monthly, or yearly). - The unlocks will introduce a significant influx of assets into the crypto market, affecting its environment. - Investors and traders closely monitor these events due to their potential impact on market dynamics. - The unlocks can be seen as growth opportunities but also carry the risk of increased selling pressure. - Other notable projects like Starknet (STRK), ZetaChain (ZETA), and ApeCoin (APE) will also have cliff token unlocks in October.

leavesmeplease

It's pretty interesting to see such a high percentage of support for the staking implementation. Makes you wonder how this might affect the overall value of STRK and the ecosystem as a whole. It'll be cool to see how the minting process works too, especially if it manages to keep inflation in check. It'll definitely be something to keep an eye on.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Starknet token holders have overwhelmingly voted to implement staking on the layer-2 network, with 98.94% in favor. This landmark decision was made through a decentralized election on Snapshot's new platform, Snapshot X. The staking mechanism, set to launch in the fourth quarter of this year, will be available to anyone holding over 20,000 STRK. The vote also approved a minting mechanism aimed at balancing rewards for stakers and setting inflation expectations. Snapshot X will ensure voting power is based on genuine STRK holdings to maintain community integrity. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

goldyluckinblokchain

I've swerved STRK so far and I'm gonna keep it like that. I don't want to get over diversified again

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Starknet (STRK) holders are showing resilience ahead of a major mainnet upgrade, despite the token's poor performance since its launch in February. Only 8% of STRK holders are in profit, but the community remains hopeful due to the upcoming Parallel Execution and Block Packing upgrade, aimed at reducing gas fees and improving block confirmation times, set to go live on August 28. This optimism is reflected in the increase in the number of addresses holding STRK and improvements in network activity. STRK's price is currently at $0.39, with potential for a bullish reversal towards $0.62 or even $0.94 if the upgrade succeeds and demand remains high. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

letsdrinktothat

Apparently I got airdropped a handful of STRK tokens a few days ago, I've never heard of it. Any holders here can comment on why you hold it?

Forsaken_Fix_4744

For me, it's Bitcoin and ZK knowledge coins such as ZKsync and STRK. For the short term, maybe football fan tokens ahead of the Cup's final

DBRiMatt

> matic would suffer from the overcrowded competition Yeh, L2's are going to beat the sidechains. But its also interesting, governance tokens with vesting periods, ARB, OP and STRK give me "ALGO" type vibes. Whereas, MATIC, is atleast used for gas. That said, I intend on exiting that this cycle too, and plan on becoming 99% BTC/ETH. There are far more accessible and safe options for ETH staking now too.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Vitalik Buterin unlocked and claimed 845,205 $STRK tokens, valued at approximately $1.07 million, from the Ethereum Layer 2 network StarkNet's Locked Token Grant contract. This move highlights the financial rewards of early investments in Layer 2 solutions like StarkNet, which are crucial for enhancing Ethereum's scalability and functionality. Buterin's action underscores his foresight in the blockchain industry and the potential of Layer 2 networks. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

John_Crypto_Rambo

Market cap: 896M Fully diluted market cap: 12.3B In the land of egregious shit like that, STRK went all the way.

iScReAm612

What do you guys think of buying STRK during this dip? Thoughts on it's tech?

csspike

STRK easy 3x

SnoopHappyCoin

Is there even an L2 without a token? I asked ChatGPT and it said Bitcoin Lightning Network and StarkNet. StarkNet does actually have a token, STRK. So that was wrong. Bitcoin Lightning Network does seem to be an L2 without a token.

krakensupport

Hi u/Unlucky-Roofer, We only support transfers of STRK over Starknet network at this time. Flora 🐙

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; In April, significant token unlocks are set for Aptos, Arbitrum, and Starknet, totaling over $600 million. Aptos will release 24.84 million APT tokens valued at approximately $370 million on April 12. Starknet will unlock 64 million STRK tokens, worth about $124 million on April 15. Arbitrum is scheduled to release 92.69 million ARB tokens, valued around $135 million on April 16. These unlocks are part of the projects' plans to distribute tokens to the foundation, core contributors, investors, and the community. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

timelesssmidgen

Got most of my assets off KuCoin. My withdrawals of LAI, STRK, and KAS remain stuck now for the last ~hour. Anyone else tried moving these coins?

Quixote0630

I don't know enough about STRK and ACA to comment. I'd dump ALGO and XLM as I think they'll underperform against other alts. Not holding GLMR but nothing against it. Would hold if your entry price is decent.

HunterHunted

Which do I keep around for alt-season: GLMR, STRK, ALGO, XLM, ACA? Dumping the others. They're all left-over mini-stacks

lordofming-rises

No idea but actually binance gave me STRK. I guess kraken where I stake some dot will not give me DED

HunterHunted

I have a few coins with <$10 in them, from rewards or just left-overs. Would love some insight into whether they're worth holding just to hope for a x2-4, or if I should just sell it all for ~$30-50 to consolidate elsewhere. They're: GLMR, XLM, ALGO, STRK and ACA. Not a very high-stakes dilemma I know, but I can't make up my mind.

Smookieman

PIXEL and STRK to the moon🚀🚀🚀(Yes this is an absolute shill and I am not ashamed atp)

HunterHunted

Wait, is STRK even one of the parachain project tokens? Or did I get that from somewhere else??

HunterHunted

Holding some ACA, STRK and GLMR dust from the old DOT parachain staking. ACA and GLMR have both performed shockingly well in the past 7 days (82% and 49% respectively), just too bad I'm holding pitiful sums. Truthfully I don't know anything about these projects. Are any of them worth holding on to? Are they worth buying more of? Is STRK poised to break out like the other two have?

AdamFitri2005

STRK is probably the second most overvalued coin rn

BasisOk4268

Researched Starknet heavily in the bear but never stuck around to get the airdrop. Surprised to see its only just been listed on exchanges fairly recently, sold my Algorand and redistributed into STRK

BuyETHorDAI

Yeah loopring is a strange one. They were out the gate with the first L2, but they really failed to capitalize on that lead. Now there are much better zk projects that are live, like STRK.

HunterHunted

Speaking of DOT, I've still got some pitiful amounts of the reward tokens I got for staking a few years back. Is there any hope whatsoever in clinging on to Moonbeam (GLMR), Starknet token (STRK) or Acala (ACA) anymore, or should I scrap them for what little they're currently worth?

HunterHunted

Speaking of DOT, I've still got sone pitiful amounts of the reward tokens I got for staking a few years back. Is there any hope whatsoever in clinging on to Moonbeam (GLMR), Starknet token (STRK) or Acala (ACA) anymore, or should I scrap them for what little they're currently worth?

txhex

Todays price action for STRK is the reason why you do not panic sell.

ZodiacManiac

STRK dropped me $4k… that’s “wtf is STRK?”

MaximumStudent1839

Lol at all the posts calling STRK a shitcoin. Do you guys even know Vitalik is actually a seed investor for STRK? Honestly, why would you trade STRK? That shit’s valuation is huge and unlock is coming. Plus, you have shit ton of airdrop farming with their Sybil bots dumping it.

MaximumStudent1839

Lol at all the posts calling STRK a shitcoin. Do you guys even know Vitalik is actually a seed investor for STRK? Honestly, why would you trade STRK? That shit’s valuation is huge and unlock is coming. Plus, you have shit ton of airdrop farming with their Sybil bots dumping it.

Tip-Actual

Wtf is STRK? Just buy BTC or ETH man.

ibaralf

Starknet STRK? LOL obviously you didn't do your research. You're their exit liquidity:)

ersleid

Seems like the buying pressure in the 15min charts (lol, I know) is going to ETH related coins now. Even STRK suddenly got a green candle.

ersleid

Any thoughts on STRK? ETH-related token so I don't feel like I'm going full degen if ever I dip my toes into it a bit 🤔

Simke11

Out of the above I hold APT, I'm up 42%, but will be adding some more on pullbacks. As for L2s also have a look at MANTA and STRK. For modular blockchain look at DYM, it hasn't run yet. For AI check out TAO. It has had a bit of a run already but I believe it still has a lot of room to grow.

AntonietteK

The listing of Starknet on the exchange as it and #Bitget, and the massive distribution of STRK tokens mark an exciting development for the project and its community. Grab some $STRK from a $5k worth of reward pool in Bitget's learn-to-earn activity.

Raj_UK

Seems that UK users aren't getting the STRK airdrop from Binance :( Support just told me that in online chat

GallupIsCool

Not comparing the projects themselves, it's about comparing how they approached the airdrops and community airdrop criteria. One did a good job, one angered the community so has a bit of a rough road ahead. If STRK is good tech, has good PR, and can survive the next 6 months, they will do just fine in the upcoming parabolic cycle.

Raj_UK

On a slight aside, did Binance pass on the STRK airdrop for ETH staked through them as bETH ? I couldn't find anything published either way

blakes456

Starknet has screwed over the community. Not only have they excluded users holding .005 ETH but they have also excluded Solo Stakers that host their nodes with AllNodes. For some reason they think AllNodes Stakers are different from Solo Stakers? Its absurd and I hope STRK continues to get smooshed and pushed out of relevancy.