MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor Makes Bold Bitcoin (BTC) Purchase at $106k Amid Market Hiccups

Monday, 23 December 2024, 17:13

Bitcoin (BTC) purchases by MicroStrategy Inc continue to stir debate, as Michael Saylor buys at $106,662 only for prices to drop by 12%. These moves raise questions about BTC market strategies and future implications for MSTR.
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MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor Makes Bold Bitcoin (BTC) Purchase at $106k Amid Market Hiccups

MicroStrategy's Bold Bitcoin (BTC) Acquisition

MicroStrategy Inc (NASDAQ: MSTR) has made headlines again by announcing another purchase of Bitcoin (BTC) on December 23, priced at an average of $106,662. This acquisition, made at what some are calling a local market top, demonstrates the firm's striking dedication to accumulating BTC, despite recent downturns.

Market Performance and Michael Saylor's Strategy

Michael Saylor, the company's CEO, proclaimed that MicroStrategy's portfolio now consists of 444,262 BTC, acquired at an overall average cost of $62,257. The most recent transaction included 5,262 BTC for $561 million, marking a significant decline in purchase size compared to previous acquisitions made during bullish trends.

  • Previous acquisitions in November were significantly larger, topping 50,000 BTC.
  • Peter Schiff, a well-known economist and Bitcoin skeptic, voiced his skepticism regarding Saylor's investment tactics.
  • Market performance indicates that BTC prices typically struggle following new purchases from MicroStrategy.

Current Market Position

As of now, MSTR stock is priced at $344.27, boasting a market capitalization roughly double that of its Bitcoin assets. Interestingly, BTC is trading at $93,113, reflecting a 12% dip from MicroStrategy's latest average acquisition price.

Analysts Weigh In

Many analysts, including Novacula Occami, critique Saylor's strategy, suggesting he buys during price surges to engage retail investors. The overall sentiment remains cautious, with concerns over MicroStrategy's ability to maintain profitability against potential market corrections.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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