MicroStrategy’s Saylor: Bitcoin is Not a “Glitch,” But a Transformation
- MicroStrategy’s $3 billion bond issuance accelerates its Bitcoin acquisition strategy, reinforcing its digital market transformation.
- Michael Saylor sees MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin-backed securities as safe, offering fixed income and downside protection to investors.
- Saylor believes Bitcoin can reshape traditional capital markets, enhancing capital flow and efficiency with digital assets.
MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor reiterated the company’s Bitcoin (BTC) investment strategy as a digital transformation in capital markets, not a short-term “glitch.” MicroStrategy, known for its enterprise software, holds the largest corporate Bitcoin position globally.
Since its initial $250 million Bitcoin purchase in August 2020, the company’s Bitcoin holdings have soared to over $15 billion. Saylor emphasizes that the strategy represents a shift toward digital assets rather than a temporary phenomenon.
Bitcoin Strategy Fuels New Capital Models
MicroStrategy has used its Bitcoin reserves to develop new funding models. Beyond its software business, the firm manages a Bitcoin securitization business, raising over $3 billion through convertible bonds and equity offer…
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MicroStrategy’s Saylor: Bitcoin is Not a “Glitch,” But a Transformation
- MicroStrategy’s $3 billion bond issuance accelerates its Bitcoin acquisition strategy, reinforcing its digital market transformation.
- Michael Saylor sees MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin-backed securities as safe, offering fixed income and downside protection to investors.
- Saylor believes Bitcoin can reshape traditional capital markets, enhancing capital flow and efficiency with digital assets.
MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor reiterated the company’s Bitcoin (BTC) investment strategy as a digital transformation in capital markets, not a short-term “glitch.” MicroStrategy, known for its enterprise software, holds the largest corporate Bitcoin position globally.
Since its initial $250 million Bitcoin purchase in August 2020, the company’s Bitcoin holdings have soared to over $15 billion. Saylor emphasizes that the strategy represents a shift toward digital assets rather than a temporary phenomenon.
Bitcoin Strategy Fuels New Capital Models
MicroStrategy has used its Bitcoin reserves to develop new funding models. Beyond its software business, the firm manages a Bitcoin securitization business, raising over $3 billion through convertible bonds and equity offer…
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