
MicroStrategy ($MSTR), a business intelligence and software company, has gained significant attention for its strategy of holding Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset. Recently, the company sold 5.4 million shares, raising $2.1 billion, and has been increasing its Bitcoin holdings significantly. In November, MicroStrategy expanded its Bitcoin reserves by nearly 60%, now approaching 70%, bringing its total holdings to 402,100 Bitcoins. However, investors are paying nearly $240,000 per Bitcoin through MicroStrategy's stock, which is significantly above the market price. The company's use of convertible bonds for financing has been described as a strategic move, though concerns about overvaluation and the sustainability of its financing model persist. MicroStrategy shares were down 2.1% premarket following the share sale announcement. Despite these concerns, the company continues to attract attention for its unconventional approach to corporate treasury management.
Warning signal. Flip things upside down, but say the same thing. Don’t fight The Saylor. $BTC didn’t just get cheap. The increase in frequency of issuing converts to buy $BTC is about $MSTR being overpriced. Question is, why isn’t he selling his personal stake in $MSTR. https://t.co/0VwHrOqssW
Wall Street generally likes to "sell the news", which provides retail investors a great buying opportunity. $MSTR has another $28 Billion left to go. That's 280,000 Bitcoin! $MARA is buying Bitcoin with their $1B offering and $RIOT just announced a half a billion offering.… https://t.co/xx6B9hhARA
"In 2022, at the lows, $MSTR grew its Bitcoin holdings by only 15%, but just last month, they increased their holdings by almost 60%…?!" Via @RealJimChanos *now approaching 70%. https://t.co/kq8nzt33Ca

