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Former MicroStrategy (MSTR) CEO Michael Saylor’s Wager on Bitcoin (BTC) Looking Better

A rebound in the price of bitcoin has sharply narrowed losses for MicroStrategy's (MSTR) holdings of the cryptocurrency. When Michael Saylor stepped down almost exactly a year ago as CEO of MicroStrategy to become its executive chairman with a sole focus on investing in bitcoin, his digital-asset strategy was looking

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Michael Saylor Says Bitcoin ETFs Will Be The ‘Super Tanker’ For His MicroStrategy (MSTR) ‘Sports Car’

Since adopting its bitcoin strategy, which is to convert all of its earnings from its core software intelligence business into bitcoin, the company has generated a 254% return, outperforming the cryptocurrency, which has risen 145% since then, according to a research report from TD Cowen. Source

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Analysts of Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy Raise Price Targets Ahead of Q2 Earnings

TD Cowen analyst Lance Vitanza, who initiated coverage on the Michael Saylor-led firm last Wednesday with an outperform rating, praised the company for its “hybrid corporate strategy.” MicroStrategy is known for converting all of its earnings from its core software intelligence business into bitcoin. This approach represents a “paradigm shift,”

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Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy Would Need to Liquidate Bitcoin (BTC) During Extreme Price Corrections: Bernstein

MicroStrategy holds around 152,000 bitcoin, with a total cost basis of about $4.5 billion, and an average price of roughly $29,600, the note said. The market value of MicroStrategy’s cryptocurrency assets form about 0.78% of the total bitcoin in supply and account for around 20% of daily average BTC trading

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Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy Spends $347 Million Buying 12,333 Bitcoin

Summary: MicroStrategy added to its massive Bitcoin coffers with a $347 million purchase.The company bought an additional 12,333 BTC at an average price of $28,136 per coin, Founder and Chairman Michael Saylor shared.MicroStrategy now owns 152,333 Bitcoins worth approximately $4.6 billion, further solidifying the company as the largest corporate holder

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