MicroStrategy Makes its Fourth-Largest Bet on Bitcoin
One of the largest bitcoin (BTC) holders, US-listed software firm MicroStrategy, just made its fourth-largest investment in BTC, increasing its stash to BTC 121,044 (USD 6.92bn). (Updated at 14:54 UTC: updates throughout...
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This time, per the CEO Michael Saylor, they acquired BTC 7,002 for USD 414m.
The company already spent USD 3.57bn on BTC, paying USD 29,534 per BTC on average....
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