PROSave this exact scenario — strike, expiry, BTC price, mNAV, IV, and the computed results — to come back to later.
Net BTC per share is calculated as:
(BTC held × BTC price − convertible debt − preferred stock + USD reserve + USD cash) ÷ fully diluted shares outstanding (FDSO)
This mirrors Strategy's own published capital-structure accounting, including its official mNAV methodology as of July 23, 2026: common shareholders have a residual claim on the Bitcoin treasury, standing behind both convertible debt and the STRK/STRF/STRD/STRC preferred stack, and the per-share denominator is Strategy's Fully Diluted Shares Outstanding — basic shares plus options, RSUs, and any in-the-money convertibles or STRK — not basic shares alone. Earlier versions of this tool only netted out convertible debt against basic shares, which overstated fair value per share by roughly 30% at current prices.
The derived MSTR price is then net value per share × mNAV multiple. Option pricing uses Black-Scholes as a European-style approximation for MSTR's American-style calls — early exercise is rarely optimal for a non-dividend-paying stock, so the approximation is close in practice.
This tool is for educational and informational purposes only. It uses the Black-Scholes model, which is designed for European-style options; MSTR calls are American-style, so actual market prices may differ. MSTR price is derived from BTC holdings and a user-supplied mNAV multiple — this is a model assumption, not a prediction. Implied volatility for long-dated, deep out-of-the-money contracts is illiquid and can vary meaningfully from theoretical values — check a live quote where possible. Nothing here constitutes financial advice. Do your own research.