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By Dan Saada
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Massive Paper Losses Don't Slow Strategy. The $14.46 billion unrealized loss is staggering. That's real money on paper, even if…
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What Comes Next for Bitcoin Holdings. MicroStrategy's next earnings call will be crucial for investors trying to figure out the…
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MicroStrategy jumped back into Bitcoin buying mode. The business intelligence firm grabbed 4,871 Bitcoin for $329.
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The purchase happened as Bitcoin bounced around the $28,000 level in early April. CEO Michael Saylor's company now holds more than 138,955 Bitcoin total, making it one of the…
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The $14.46 billion unrealized loss is staggering. That's real money on paper, even if MicroStrategy hasn't actually sold any Bitcoin to lock in those losses.
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Bitcoin peaked above $64,000 back in 2021. Now it's trading around $28,500, which means MicroStrategy bought a lot of Bitcoin at much higher prices.
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Still, Saylor won't budge on his Bitcoin strategy. He keeps talking about inflation hedges and Bitcoin being superior to cash or bonds.
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Wall Street remains split on MicroStrategy's aggressive Bitcoin accumulation. Some fund managers worry about the company's stock price being so tied to Bitcoin's wild swings.
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The regulatory environment adds another layer of uncertainty. While MicroStrategy hasn't faced direct regulatory issues with its Bitcoin holdings, the broader crypto space keeps…
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Market watchers expect Saylor to double down on his Bitcoin messaging during the earnings call.
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Bitcoin's price action will drive MicroStrategy's stock performance in the near term. If Bitcoin breaks above $30,000 and holds, the company's unrealized losses shrink and…
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Saylor bought another 4,871 Bitcoin in March and April, according to the company's latest disclosure.
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The company hasn't given any hints about changing its Bitcoin strategy despite the massive unrealized losses.
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