MicroStrategy's Bitcoin Buys Drop 84% in 2 Weeks. Why Is Saylor Slowing Down?
Strategy said it bought 250 bitcoin last week, after a 334-coin purchase the week before and 1,665 coins two weeks earlier. Its holdings reached 848,250 BTC, and it said it kept a $4.88 billion cash reserve.
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Users and market watchers who track Strategy will see that the company is still adding bitcoin, but with smaller purchases than two weeks earlier. That change is visible in the sequence of 1,665 BTC, then 334 BTC, then 250 BTC, while the total holdings now stand at 848,250 BTC.
In practice, the company remains a large public holder of bitcoin and still reports a cash reserve at the same time. What changed here is the size of the latest purchase, not the fact that Strategy is continuing to buy and hold bitcoin.
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| When | What happened | Figure |
|---|---|---|
| 1.0 years ago | BTC a 1.152e+05 $ high | today it sits -29.4 % from there |
| 4 months ago | BTC a 5.857e+04 $ low | today it sits +38.9 % from there |
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