Microsting will buy more Bitcoin again
The strategy is to continue the strategy of paying despite recent market volatility and adding more bitcoins. The company currently holds 641,692 BTC worth approximately $47.5 billion.
The move ends long-term confidence in Bitcoin's growth potential, but raises doubts about its sustainability.
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Strategy buys 487 BTC
Strategy (formerly Microsting Gear) continues to strengthen its position as the world's largest corporate BICCOIN Checkers.
The company announced the purchase for approximately $49.9 million and approximately $102.9 million. With this latest discovery, Strategy brings the total bitcoin holdings to 641,692 BC.
The average purchase price of the strategy is $74,079 in Bitcoin. This latest figure represents a 26.1% year-over-year current BTC yield in 2025.
The overall performance of the company emphasizes the ethical approach to the Bitcoin stock.
However, the recent purchases have led to greater volatility in the performance of Bitcoin.
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Bitcoin slips but claimants hold the trunk
At the beginning of November, it broke below the $100,000 mark, establishing the volatility of the market and the sustainability of corporate Bitcoin investment strategies.
Some investors saw the recent correction as a warning sign, but saw it as an opportunity to reverse the strategy.
The company's latest purchase goal is the company's latest purchase goal so that the short-term exchange does not interrupt the company's long-term strategy.
On Friday, strategies aimed at institutional investors looking for stable returns gained 10% of the listed stock, raising $770 million. The funds raised will be used to support additional Bitcoin transactions and general corporate operations.
Still, the recent actions of the strategist are mixed with enthusiastic skepticism. The company's stock has risen more than 27% in the past month, tracking the highs of GBC's sales.
Critics argue that the company's developments are too limited by the price of Bitcoin, while supporters argue that the approach is based on long-term trust and value protection.
Whether or not Titateji's boldness will pay off depends on Bitcoin's recovery transformation and investor spending in the coming months.
