
MicroStrategy, led by Michael Saylor, has been aggressively raising funds through convertible debt offerings to buy more Bitcoin. In the last two weeks alone, they have borrowed a total of $1.3 billion for this purpose. The company announced plans to sell $500 million in debt, following a similar move by Coinbase. The convertible notes issued by MicroStrategy are trading significantly above par, with proceeds solely used to acquire Bitcoin. Despite already owning 205,000 Bitcoins, MicroStrategy continues to seek additional funding for more purchases.
MicroStrategy's average purchase price of their 205,000 bitcoin stash is $33,706 per bitcoin.
MicroStrategy's bonds are up big, with every single one of their convertibles now trading at a premium. Their December 2020 issue is trading at a staggering $421.52. Adding bitcoin to their corporate treasury is the greatest decision in the history of corporate finance. https://t.co/6H7rfSDo7t
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