MicroStrategy purchased 2,500 more Bitcoin
Yes sirs, you got it right. MicroStrategy bought 2,500 more Bitcoin.
The announcement of the purchase was made today on his Twitter account by Michael Saylor, Founder and Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy.
To date, the company holds the stratospheric figure of 132,500 Bitcoins acquired for ~$4.03 billion at an average price of ~$30,397 per Bitcoin, as you can see a Form 8-K filing with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The announcement follows the one made at the end of June 2022 where Michael Saylor claimed to have bought another 480 Bitcoins, reaching the figure of 130,000 Bitcoins held.
This purchase is part of MicroStrategy's "Bitcoin Strategy" already announced by Saylor some time ago despite the bear market.
The announcement of the purchase was made today on his Twitter account by Michael Saylor, Founder and Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy.
To date, the company holds the stratospheric figure of 132,500 Bitcoins acquired for ~$4.03 billion at an average price of ~$30,397 per Bitcoin, as you can see a Form 8-K filing with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The announcement follows the one made at the end of June 2022 where Michael Saylor claimed to have bought another 480 Bitcoins, reaching the figure of 130,000 Bitcoins held.
This purchase is part of MicroStrategy's "Bitcoin Strategy" already announced by Saylor some time ago despite the bear market.
Full speed ahead Michael, Bitcoin supporters are all with you! Time will prove us right.
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