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Bitcoin dip puts Strategy marginally underwater, but balance-sheet risks remain limited
Bitcoin’s recent slide to around $75,200 has pushed Strategy below the average price it paid for its vast bitcoin holdings, putting the company’s flagship digital asset position marginally underwater for the first time in months. The move has attracted attention given the scale of Strategy’s exposure, but analysts argue it does little to change the underlying financial reality of the firm. Strategy, led by executive chairman Michael Saylor, holds approximately 712,647 bitcoin, acquired at an average cost of about $76,000 per coin. The latest dip means the market value of those holdings has slipped slightly ... (full story)
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