Why Owning Just 3–7% of Bitcoin Could Be the Ultimate Power Move According to Michael Saylor—Are You Ready to Seize It?
So, here’s a curveball for your Monday read: Michael Saylor and his firm Strategy are setting their sights on snagging up to 1.5 million Bitcoin—that’s roughly 7% of the entire BTC supply. Sounds bold? You bet! After weathering a streak of tough red quarters, Strategy just reported a whopping $10 billion in net income for Q2—their first profitable quarter in quite some time. Now, Saylor’s not sweating the skepticism over their aggressive Bitcoin hoarding, brushing it off by pointing out that BlackRock holds even more. But here’s the real kicker—Strategy has been funding this huge Bitcoin appetite through stock issuances and debt, which has caused some share dilution. To keep things in check, they’re only selling shares when their modified net asset value (mNAV) hits above 2.5x, a move applauded by industry insiders. As they pivot toward preferred perpetual stocks like Stretch [STRC] to fuel further buys, you might wonder—Is Strategy just buying Bitcoin, or reshaping the corporate treasury playbook entirely? Dive in and let’s unpack how this maverick company is not only stacking sats but possibly engineering the future of Bitcoin-denominated returns.
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