MicroStrategy Adds $561 Million in Bitcoin as Stock Joins Nasdaq-100 Index

Tech Giant's Latest Crypto Investment Coincides With Major Index Inclusion

  • MicroStrategy acquired 5,200 Bitcoin for $561 million using stock sale proceeds.
  • The company now holds 444,262 BTC valued at $42 billion.
  • The purchase coincides with MicroStrategy’s addition to the Nasdaq-100 index.
  • The firm has purchased 192,000 BTC since November 11, worth approximately $18 billion.
  • MicroStrategy’s stock declined 6% to $342 following Bitcoin’s price drop below $100,000.

MicroStrategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) expanded its Bitcoin holdings by purchasing 5,200 BTC for $561 million, marking its seventh consecutive Monday acquisition. The purchase, funded through a 1.3 million share sale, aligns with the company’s strategic accumulation of digital assets.

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Nasdaq-100 Integration Impact

The Virginia-based technology firm’s inclusion in the Nasdaq-100 index represents a milestone for cryptocurrency-focused companies. Bloomberg ETF Analyst James Seyffart projects that this inclusion could generate "$2.1 billion in shares by ETFs" through passive buying.

Bitwise Senior Investment Strategist Juan Leon explained to Decrypt: "Trading volume could increase 20% to 40% daily, potentially leading to 50% greater upside on positive flow days."

Market Performance and Strategy

MicroStrategy’s latest acquisition occurred at an average price of $106,600 per Bitcoin. The company’s total holdings include:

  • 444,262 BTC total holdings
  • $27.7 billion total investment
  • $62,257 average purchase price

The company utilizes financial instruments like convertible notes to leverage its Bitcoin purchases. However, market analysts highlight risks associated with the premium at which MicroStrategy shares trade compared to their underlying Bitcoin holdings.

Bitcoin’s recent price movement, reaching $108,000 before declining to $93,700, followed the Federal Reserve’s conservative stance on interest rate reductions. This market volatility has affected MicroStrategy’s stock performance, resulting in a 17% decrease over the past week.

Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy’s executive chairman, maintains a long-term perspective, comparing Bitcoin to Manhattan real estate and affirming the company’s commitment to continued acquisition regardless of price levels.

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