Odaily星球日报讯 MicroStrategy 宣布 420 亿美元比特币投资计划。（Fortune）

MicroStrategy宣布420亿美元比特币投资计划

Odaily Odaily MicroStrategy announced a $42 billion Bitcoin investment plan. (Fortune)

MicroStrategy announces $42 billion Bitcoin investment plan

MicroStrategy, a Bitcoin development company, announced its Q3 financial results, continuing to increase its Bitcoin purchases. Its total Bitcoin holdings are 252,220, with an average cost of $39,266 per Bitcoin, and an unrealized profit of $8.3 billion. MicroStrategy stated that it will raise an additional $4.2 billion in capital over the next three years to further support its Bitcoin acquisition.

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- MicroStrategy to raise $4.2 billion in the next three years
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MicroStrategy’s software business is still losing money, and it will raise 42 billion Mg in the next three years and increase its investment in Bitcoin

Odaily Planet Daily Report: MicroStrategy's stock performance has outperformed almost all major U.S. stocks in the past two years. The unconventional decision of its co-founder and chairman Michael Saylor to purchase Bitcoin four years ago to hedge against inflation has driven a gain of over 1700%. MicroStrategy has shifted from using cash flow to issuing convertible bonds to purchase Bitcoin and plans to explore other ways to fund more purchases. Saylor stated that he is essentially borrowing money at a 1% interest rate to buy Bitcoin. Bloomberg estimates that the new accounting standard next year will turn the loss-making MicroStrategy into a profitable company, as the Bitcoin asset will be revalued at market value, which may result in a net profit of $2 billion for the company next year, compared to a loss of about $200 million this year. (Bloomberg)

Bloomberg: New accounting system may turn MicroStrategy profitable next year

In history, whenever a traditional industry reaches its peak, there often appear some highly innovative companies that find a unique "production method" in the cracks of the market and attract capital through their unique strategies. These companies rarely "produce" actual things, but instead concentrate their resources on a core asset - like how Shell Oil Company maintained its valuation through oil reserves, and gold mining companies dominated prices through gold mining and reserves. And this morning, MicroStrategy's financial report showed us such a company again: it is not known for "production", but rather for its massive investment in Bitcoin...