Curiously, earlier this week, another big Bitcoin supporter and maximalist, the chief executive at JAN3, Samson Mow, shared that he expects miners to stop selling the BTC they mint in the near future. He urged the market to be prepared for that and plan their Bitcoin accumulation accordingly.
Earlier this week, Saylor commented on a Bitcoin warning tweet published by Binance founder CZ. Changpeng Zhao issued a major reminder that more than 19 million Bitcoin from 21 million have been mined already. Saylor tweeted that the crypto space is running out of Bitcoin.
On that infographic, MicroStrategy’s stock surpassed not only Bitcoin but also the Magnificent 7, the S&P 500 and more. While MSTR displayed growth of 124%, Bitcoin showed a 64% rise. The Magnificent 7 has increased 31%, and S&P 500’s rise constituted 15%. Real estate has gone up by 10%, while gold has increased by 7%. Bonds have dropped, going 5% down into the red zone.
MSTR has largely been growing not only thanks to the company’s regular Bitcoin acquisitions since August 2020 but also due to its recent emissions of senior convertible notes. That helped MicroStrategy to raise billions of dollars to use the proceeds to buy more Bitcoin.
Now, the company holds a total of 2% of the whole 21 million Bitcoin supply. That constitutes 423,650 Bitcoin valued at around $41.5 billion.
Today, Bitcoin first dropped by 3.14%, falling from $102,530 to the $99,315 level. It was followed by a small rise, which took the world’s largest cryptocurrency back to $100,700.
This article was originally published on U.Today
Source: Cryptocurrency - investing.com
