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MicroStrategy Reports $917M Bitcoin Impairment Charge as Saylor Steps Aside - Vimarsana News

MicroStrategy Reports $917M Bitcoin Impairment Charge as Saylor Steps Aside

“Volatility means Bitcoin is more interesting, and so MicroStrategy is more interesting,” says Michael Saylor. “Volatility is vitality.”

Source: decrypt.co
Bitcoin Stash of MicroStrategy down by $3.4 Billion - Vimarsana News

Bitcoin Stash of MicroStrategy down by $3.4 Billion

The bitcoin crash saw the stocks of MicroStrategy plummet to one of its lowest values. The crypto pile that was accumulated had been reduced by $3.4 Billion at the end of second quarter than the previous one. The hit also saw the stock of the company plummet by at least 66% in the quarters, which ironically is more than the decline of the bitcoin’s 59%.

Forget the Potential Margin Call: Here's What MicroStrategy Investors Should Be Thinking About - Vimarsana News

Forget the Potential Margin Call: Here's What MicroStrategy Investors Should Be Thinking About

What would happen if the company managed to buy every Bitcoin in existence?

Source: fool.com
Microstrategy won't get a margin call even if BTC falls below $3,500 - Vimarsana News

Microstrategy won't get a margin call even if BTC falls below $3,500

Microstrategy won't get a margin call even if BTC falls to $3,562 as it will pledge some other asset as a collateral to the loan.

Michael Saylor Defends Turning MicroStrategy Stock Into Levered Bitcoin Bet - Vimarsana News

Michael Saylor Defends Turning MicroStrategy Stock Into Levered Bitcoin Bet

"If you had a chance to grab $2 billion at 1.5% interest, it seems like a reasonable thing to do and I'm glad we did it," Michael Saylor said.