#微策略再砸12.8亿美元增持BTC

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Just yesterday, this business intelligence company led by Michael Saylor disclosed that last week they purchased 17,994 Bitcoins for approximately $1.28 billion, with an average price of about $70,946 per Bitcoin. After this increase, their total holdings have reached 738,731 Bitcoins, with a total cost of around $56.04 billion, accounting for over 3.52% of the total Bitcoin supply.

This is no longer just a simple investment; it’s a firm strategic declaration. Amid market volatility and most institutions watching from the sidelines, MicroStrategy has acted like a bold buyer, buying aggressively against the trend. Its chairman, Saylor, once said, “Cash is melting ice, while Bitcoin is digital gold.” This deep integration of the company’s fate with Bitcoin creates an “infinite game,” making it a unique representative of “Bitcoin leverage exposure” in the U.S. stock market.

As global currencies continue to depreciate and a listed company dares to make such a heavy bet, perhaps we should reconsider: in the digital age, what truly is a scarce asset? MicroStrategy’s $1.28 billion investment tells us that consensus and vision often emerge from market hesitation.