In his tweet today, CEO (formerly MicroStrategy) Michael Saylor announced that the company did not sell any ordinary Class A shares last week as part of its equity offering program in the market.
No sale of shares has occurred, so the Strategy did not buy any Bitcoins. As of February 17, the company holds a total of 478740 Bitcoins, purchased for approximately 31.1 billion dollars at approximately 65033 dollars per Bitcoin. Saylor recently renamed MicroStrategy to Strategy with a B sign with four movements on the logo next to the name. As such, Saylor highlighted the company's determination to focus on the Bitcoin strategy it adopted in August 2020. Earlier this week, Sailor also shared 21 Bitcoin rules, including important principles for true Bitcoiners. Among them is the classic: "Only buy Bitcoin with money you can't afford to lose," and "You don't sell your Bitcoins".
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In his tweet today, CEO (formerly MicroStrategy) Michael Saylor announced that the company did not sell any ordinary Class A shares last week as part of its equity offering program in the market.
No sale of shares has occurred, so the Strategy did not buy any Bitcoins. As of February 17, the company holds a total of 478740 Bitcoins, purchased for approximately 31.1 billion dollars at approximately 65033 dollars per Bitcoin.
Saylor recently renamed MicroStrategy to Strategy with a B sign with four movements on the logo next to the name. As such, Saylor highlighted the company's determination to focus on the Bitcoin strategy it adopted in August 2020.
Earlier this week, Sailor also shared 21 Bitcoin rules, including important principles for true Bitcoiners. Among them is the classic: "Only buy Bitcoin with money you can't afford to lose," and "You don't sell your Bitcoins".