Strategy Pads Cash Reserve By $225M With MSTR Sale, Bitcoin Stash Remains Untouched
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Saylor's company is selling MSTR stock to pad its cash reserve, adding $225M for the second consecutive week, bringing the total to $3.2 billion. This strategy suggests a focus on liquidity over holding Bitcoin, which remains untouched. The company's decision may indicate a cautious approach to market volatility, prioritizing cash reserves over cryptocurrency holdings.
For the second consecutive week, Saylor's company sold MSTR stock instead of BTC to pad its reserves to $3.2 billion.