Strategy’s co-founder, Michael Saylor, has cited the market drawdown his company faced in the past, yet the company didn’t sell any $BTC even when its debt exceeded its reserves. This comes amid criticism of the company’s approach to buying more $BTC using MSTR and the preferred security STRC, despite current market conditions.
Michael Saylor Defends Bitcoin Strategy as BTC and USD Reserves Exceed Debt
Michael Saylor Defends Bitcoin Strategy as BTC and USD Reserves Exceed Debt
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