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MicroStrategy, which was the first publicly traded company to invest in bitcoin and, as of Dec. 4, held 40,824 BTC, is raising up to $400M in debt to buy more

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Discussion

  • @ldrogen Leigh Drogen on x
    so they are now a corporation running a hedge fund? Hedge funds don't really trade at great multiples This is a strange strategy that doesn't seem to have much upside for the market cap even if it's correct (which it probably is directionally) https://twitter.com/...
  • @thestalwart Joe Weisenthal on x
    Microstrategy, which already has part of its corporate cash pile in Bitcoin, just announced that it's raising $400 million in a convertible debt offering to buy even more Bitcoin. https://www.bloomberg.com/...
  • @sthenc Stephen Cole on x
    Create the easy money to buy the hard money. As more corporations and even central banks wake up to the power of this strategy, the global race from fiat to Bitcoin will kick into high gear. https://twitter.com/...
  • @apompliano Pomp on x
    At some point we have to start asking whether @michael_saylor is executing one of the most courageous “bet your company” investments ever right in front of our eyes...incredible. https://www.microstrategy.com/ ...
  • @wallstplayboys Wall Street Playboys on x
    Probably nothing, the guys who said it is tulips (but still poor) are definitely smarter than a billionaire security expert https://www.businesswire.com/ ...