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Michael Saylor, CEO of Strategy, hinted at a potential new Bitcoin acquisition by his company in a recent post. Saylor posted a Bitcoin portfolio tracker for his company with a teasing caption, suggesting the possibility of a new purchase. Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, currently holds 5...
Michael Saylor, CEO of Strategy, hinted at a potential new Bitcoin acquisition by his company in a recent post. Saylor posted a Bitcoin portfolio tracker for his company with a teasing caption, suggesting the possibility of a new purchase. Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, currently holds 506,137 BTC, equivalent to $42 billion, making it the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin. The post indicates the intention to acquire more Bitcoin, potentially leading to an upcoming announcement on Monday.
CEO of Strategy Michael Saylor erupted the tranquility of Sunday afternoon with a post that may be hinting about a new Bitcoin (BTC) acquisition by the business intelligence company.
Orange there can be attributed to both purchases made by Saylor and Co. previously and which are highlighted on the tracker with orange dots. The other meaning is Bitcoin itself as the leading cryptocurrency associated with this exact color due to its logo and brand, presented by Satoshi Nakamoto back in 2009.
Either way, the post by Saylor is clearly pointing to one fact — he and his company intend to buy more Bitcoin, and as often the announcements of acquisitions happen on Monday, today's post may indeed be a teaser.
Meanwhile, Strategy (ex-MicroStrategy) remains the biggest corporate holder of Bitcoin. As of March 30, the total holdings of Saylor's company are amounting to 506,137 BTC, which is equivalent to $42 billion.