MicroStrategy Bought 253 More Bitcoins!
US-based software company Microstrategy bought another 253 Bitcoins. The company bought Bitcoins at $ 59,339.
MicroStrategy announced that it purchased another 253 Bitcoins at $ 59,339.
US-based software company Microstrategy bought another 253 Bitcoins. According to the statement made by the company today, it purchased approximately 253 Bitcoins at an average level of $ 59,339. With this purchase, the amount of Bitcoin in the hands of MicroStrategy increased to 91 thousand 579. This is 5 billion 300 million dollars with its present value. The company purchased the BTC it holds at an average price of $ 24,311, paying a total of $ 2 billion 226 million. Leading cryptocurrency is being traded at $ 57,900 as of 3:30 pm."Bitcoin Will One Day Be $ 100 Trillion In Assets"
, CEO of MicroStrategy, an ardent supporter of Bitcoin, recently made a statement and said: “We have a planet worth 500 trillion dollars with money on the outer layer. Next comes stocks, bonds, and real estate. There is a 10 trillion dollar gold market. Bitcoin worth 1 trillion dollars… Bitcoin will surpass all existing gold market value. It will even fold it. Later, when it reaches a market value of $ 100 trillion, it will also multiply negative interest-earning debt and money indices. When it reaches a market value of $ 10 trillion, volatility will be much less than it is today. When it reaches $ 100 trillion, the growth rate will drop further and Bitcoin will become a tool that ensures the stability of the 21st century financial system.Related News
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