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MicroStrategy has acquired an additional 3,000 BTC for ~$155 million at an average price of $51,813 per #bitcoin. As of 2/25/24, @MicroStrategy now hodls 193,000 $BTC acquired for ~$6.09 billion at an average price of $31,544 per bitcoin. $MSTR
Stacking 200k BTC has to go down as the greatest corporate balance sheet trade of all time, everything after that is just sprinkled on top of a tasty sundae.
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Seriously. I can’t wait to see how this plays out historically.
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This guy is on fire... I think this company will become a model for how to secure the business financially. Hope others will learn.
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Yes, recently I shared a news that MS is rebranded as a Bitcoin Development Company.
Also, they most not be behind the rest of the ETFs if they want to have bitcoin services in the future. The decrease of grayscale is a good news for them.
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I can't wait to the day where MicroStrategy, US ETFs and Bitcoin Maxis are the ONLY ones holding BTC, because every normie/trader sold it for melting ice cubes aka fiat.
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And still going!
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I own MSTR in my 401k since I can't own real BTC. It so far as performed great. I could sell a bit and move it into one of the ETFs, but I'd rather continue to play with the leverage that MSTR offers as I feel we are at the beginning of a bull run here.
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Now with a 13.52B MC just about 2B till they can qualify for the S&P500. Haha boomers won't even realize they will have a BTC proxy in their retirement accounts lol.
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I thought they'd automatically get added in if they met the criteria of the top 500 largest US publicly traded companies, but I guess there is actually some sort of a selection process. I understand how you don't want to often have to swap the companies at the tail end of the 500 largest as that could change on a daily basis. But, if a company like MSTR jumps well above the 500 level, then I don't see how it can't be added in
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There is no second best
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