Bitcoin's decline is an opportunity, not a problem - Michael Saylor
Michael Seiler, co-founder of MicroStrategy and a vocal defender of Bitcoin (BTC), recently commented on the flagship cryptocurrency's price decline, stressing the importance of taking a long-term view and viewing market fluctuations as potential opportunities.
Comments emphasize to him the need for a strategic approach to Bitcoin investing that views market corrections as opportunities rather than setbacks. This proactive stance resonates with the crypto community, which focuses on dealing with volatility while maintaining confidence in the future potential of Bitcoin .
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How the intersection of crypto and AI could contribute $20 trillion to the global economyMicroStrategy, under Saylor's leadership, continues its strategic acquisition of Bitcoin that began in August 2020. The company recently revealed plans to raise $700 million through convertible bonds due 2032.
The aforementioned capital increase is a manifestation of MicroStrategy's continued belief in Bitcoin despite short-term price fluctuations. The money raised will go towards supporting the company's investment in BTC as well as covering operational costs.
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