According to Michael Saylor, co-founder of MicroStrategy, the company may make another Bitcoin acquisition. He released a Bitcoin tracking chart from SaylorTracker, a platform that manages MicroStrategy’s bitcoin holdings, on January 5. Many suspect that the timing of the tweet indicates a planned fresh purchase, continuing the company’s long-standing practice of acquiring Bitcoin.
MicroStrategy now owns 446,400 Bitcoin, worth around $43.7 billion. These acquisitions are part of the company’s ambitious “21/21 plan,” which seeks to raise $42 billion in equities and fixed-income instruments to fund Bitcoin purchases.
Since joining the Nasdaq 100, the company’s market visibility has increased, providing traditional stock investors with indirect exposure to Bitcoin. This inclusion emphasizes MicroStrategy’s expanding role as a bridge between traditional finance and cryptocurrency.
In addition to its main strategy, MicroStrategy recently announced plans to raise $2 billion via a permanent preferred stock offering. This measure, which is independent from the 21/21 strategy, intends to strengthen the company’s financial structure and favor equity holders during financial distributions.
Saylor’s latest post has sparked interest, with analysts forecasting a fresh Bitcoin purchase as early as January 6. The crypto world is eagerly awaiting further information as MicroStrategy solidifies its position as a significant institutional participant in the bitcoin market.
