LONDON (IT BOLTWISE) – Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy’s chief executive, has spoken out again to address investors’ growing concerns. Despite recent losses in MSTR shares and JPMorgan’s warning about the potential impact of an MSCI decision, Saylor remains optimistic. He emphasizes the uniqueness of the company’s strategy, which uses Bitcoin as a productive capital.
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MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor has spoken out again to allay investor concerns. The company’s shares have come under pressure recently, partly due to speculation about the company selling Bitcoin. Saylor has strongly denied these rumors and stressed that there is no truth in these claims.
Uncertainty was further heightened when JPMorgan warned that an impending decision by MSCI could force MicroStrategy out of major stock indexes. This could lead to further volatility. Saylor responded to these concerns by defending MicroStrategy’s position within the MSCI framework. He highlighted that MicroStrategy is a publicly traded company with a software business worth about $500 million.
Saylor further explained that MicroStrategy is not a fund, a trust or a holding company. Rather, it is an operating company that uses Bitcoin as productive capital. This strategy differs from passive investment vehicles because MicroStrategy actively creates, structures and issues products. This year, the company has completed five public offerings of digital credit securities, representing a notional value of over $7.7 billion.
Shares of MicroStrategy fell another 3% on Friday, trading near $171. Despite these challenges, Saylor remains confident that the company’s unique strategy will be successful in the long term. He believes no passive vehicle or holding company can replicate what MicroStrategy has built.
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