L'accumulation de 500 000 BTC de la stratégie de Michael Saylor approche: quelle est la prochaine étape?

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L’accumulation de 500 000 <a href="https://prevision-cours.com/btc-usd/">BTC</a> de la stratégie de Michael Saylor approche: quelle est la prochaine étape?

Il semble que la stratégie de Michael Saylor, la firme de trésorerie Bitcoin autoproclamée (anciennement connue sous le nom de MicroStrategy, mais soyons réels, qui a besoin d’un changement de nom lorsque vous êtes aussi bon?), Est à l’aube de la réalisation d’un exploit de proportions monumentales – accumulant 500 000 BTC. Parce que, vous savez, on ne peut jamais avoir trop de bonne chose … ou une mauvaise chose, selon la façon dont vous le regardez.

La stratégie ne dépasse plus que 80 millions de dollars de l’achat de 500 000 #bitcoin
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Under the fearless leadership of Michael Saylor, Strategy has been doubling down on Bitcoin like a gambler on a hot streak, making it one of the largest corporate holders of the cryptocurrency. As of Feb. 23, 2025, Strategy held 499,096 BTC, acquired for a whopping $33.1 billion at about $66,357 per Bitcoin. That’s just 904 BTC away from the 500,000 BTC milestone – a mere stone’s throw in the world of cryptocurrency.

Now, at Bitcoin’s current price range, it’s estimated that an additional $80 million investment could push Strategy past the half-million BTC mark. Because what’s $80 million between friends, right?

Meanwhile, the market is having a bit of a meltdown, with Bitcoin plummeting to lows of $82,111 from highs of $89,305 in Wednesday’s session before rebounding slightly to $86,000 on Thursday. At the time of writing, BTC was trading down 1.1% in the last 24 hours to $86,026. Yay, volatility!

Strategy adds $2 billion BTC

But wait, there’s more! Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings got a major boost this week, with the purchase of $1.99 billion Bitcoin using the proceeds from last week’s convertible bond sale. In a Feb. 24 announcement, Strategy stated that it had acquired 20,356 BTC for nearly $1.99 billion at about $97,514 per Bitcoin. Because who needs cash when you can have Bitcoin, am I right?

Since late October, Strategy has been buying Bitcoin like it’s going out of style (which, let’s be real, it might be). The most recent purchase is the company’s fifth largest since starting to buy Bitcoin in 2020. It sold $2 billion in convertible notes last week to cover the BTC purchases because, priorities.

In October, Strategy announced a plan to raise $42 billion by 2027 to support Bitcoin purchases through at-market stock sales and fixed-income instruments. It now holds around $47.7 billion in Bitcoin, or more than 2.5% of all tokens that will ever exist. That’s a whole lotta Bitcoin.

And the cherry on top? Saylor’s bold Bitcoin bet has paid off. In a tweet yesterday, Saylor stated that last week, MSTR Treasury operations resulted in a BTC gain of about 12,520 BTC, which equates to an excess of over $1 billion. Ka-ching!

2025-02-27 18:21