MicroStrategy is in $10 billion profit, and there’s no second best

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MicroStrategy is making headlines again, and this time it’s all about the Bitcoin boom!

Thanks to the savvy investing by Michael Saylor and his team, the company’s Bitcoin holdings have skyrocketed in value, topping over $20 billion.

That’s more than $10 billion in unrealized gains as Bitcoin crossed the $80,000 level!

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Since diving into the Bitcoin game back in 2020, MicroStrategy accumulated 252,220 Bitcoin.

They snagged these at an average price of about $39,200 each, which brings their total investment to around $9.9 billion.

With Bitcoin’s recent rally, likely sparked by Donald Trump’s election win and favorable decisions from the Federal Reserve, MicroStrategy is seeing its investments pay off big time.

As of now, Bitcoin is trading around $79,700, with a 4% increase in just 24 hours and 118% rise year-to-date.

Trump’s return to the political scene has stirred up optimism for crypto regulations, especially since he’s been vocal about his support for digital currencies at events like the Bitcoin 2024 Conference.

Crypto market is happy

The recent cuts in interest rates from both the U.S. Federal Reserve and the Bank of England have also contributed to this bullish trend.

The overall crypto market is feeling the love too, with Ethereum climbing over 5%, Solana gaining 2%, and Dogecoin jumping 14%.

All this excitement has pushed the total crypto market cap up to $2.8 trillion, up more than 3% in just a day.

MicroStrategy’s stock soars

MicroStrategy isn’t just winning with Bitcoin, its stock is on fire as well! Thanks to Bitcoin’s rally, MicroStrategy shares have surged to $270, its highest price in 25 years.

The stock skyrocketed nearly 330% this year alone!

With a focus on boosting shareholder value through digital asset management and smart capital market strategies, MicroStrategy is looking to expand its Bitcoin reserves even further while enhancing profitability.

According to their Q3 earnings report, they plan to raise $42 billion over the next three years, half of which will be used for more Bitcoin purchases.

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