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MicroStrategy now holds 843,738 BTC, about 4% of all Bitcoin, pressuring on‑chain supply and setting a new bar for corporate crypto exposure.
Bitcoin slips under $77,000 after breaking the 200‑day moving average, hinting a 2022‑like downturn.
13 top holders pumped $4.6B into MicroStrategy in Q1, boosting stakes by 27% even as shares slid 18%.
MSTR’s common stock climbs 6.8% while Bitcoin falls 12.5% YTD, yet Strategy’s preferred shares stay flat – a silent signal that the company can keep buying BTC without deeper price cuts.
MicroStrategy bought nearly 25,000 Bitcoin for $2.01 billion, raising its total to 843,738 BTC. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ATM leader Bitcoin Depot entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Texas.
Michael Saylor hints at a larger Bitcoin buy for MicroStrategy amid a surge in U.S. retail adoption. The move follows a recent pause in Bitcoin’s price near $78,000 and precedes an upcoming 8‑K filing.
MicroStrategy plans a larger Bitcoin purchase, while Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs see heavy outflows amid a dip in Ethereum after a major exit. The story highlights shifting institutional sentiment.
MicroStrategy’s share price surged 43% after a month, with analysts projecting 134% upside. Despite volatility, investors see value in the company’s Bitcoin holdings and strategic positioning.