Michael Saylor said Bitcoin helped Strategy liquidation , after announcing that the company's 30-day Medium stock volume to market Capital reached 7.2%, significantly higher than many tech giants.
On January 2nd, Saylor posted a chart on the X platform comparing Strategy's stock liquidation index with Tesla, Nvidia, Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, and Google. The data highlighted the level of market activity for Strategy stock.
- Strategy has a 30-day Medium Volume/market Capital ratio of 7.2%.
- This is higher than Tesla's 2.3% and other Big Tech companies (0.2%–0.8%).
- Saylor: Bitcoin makes Strategy more liquidation .
Liquidation index: Strategy leads the comparison group.
Strategy's Medium 30-day volume relative to its market Capital reached 7.2%, higher than the other major technology companies mentioned.
According to the chart Saylor posted on X, Tesla ranks second in the comparison with 2.3%. The remaining companies have significantly lower percentages: Nvidia 0.7%, Meta 0.8%, Amazon 0.3%, Microsoft 0.3%, Apple 0.3%, and Google 0.2%.
Using the same metric, the difference between Strategy (7.2%) and the Big Tech group (0.2%–0.8%) indicates that Strategy stock has a relatively high trading volume relative to its market Capital . Data is presented as a 30-day Medium .
Saylor: Bitcoin makes Strategy more liquidation .
Saylor concluded that Bitcoin made Strategy more liquidation .
Saylor's statement included a direct comparison between Strategy and companies like Tesla, Nvidia, Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, and Google, based on Medium 30-day Volume-to-market Capital ratio.
In the post, he wrote: Bitcoin makes strategy more liquid.
