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Microstrategy Buys More Bitcoin Because Apparently Someone Has to Keep the Party Going While We All Watch in Awe

An illustration: A party scene with people watching in awe, while someone at the center is holding up two large stacks of coins (one stack has a 'M' on it) and another person next to them holds an oversized check for $8.3 billion; above them are floating 226,500 tiny bitcoin logos arranged like fireworks exploding into the sky with some falling down towards the partygoers who look excitedly upwards at the spectacle. The scene is set against a dark blue background with stars shining through and there's a subtle hint of smoke rising from below to add an air of excitement;

Well, well, well! Looks like Microstrategy is still throwing good money after bad on this worthless cryptocurrency nonsense. I mean, who needs a real business strategy when you can just print more shares and buy up some shiny rocks? And let’s be honest, folks, 226,500 BTC isn’t going to make or break the world economy anytime soon

Source: bitcoin.com

Nasdaq-listed Microstrategy acquired 12,222 bitcoins in the second quarter, bringing its total holdings to 226,500 BTC. CEO Phong Le and CFO Andrew Kang expressed optimism about future bitcoin support and emphasized the company’s financial strategies. Despite net losses, Microstrategy remains committed to its bitcoin strategy. Microstrategy Inc. (Nasdaq: MSTR) reported its financial outcomes for Q2 on Thursday. The company, known for being the largest corporate holder of BTC, has grown […]

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