#MicroStrategy Holds Over Half of Bitcoin's Market Cap#

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MicroStrategy's Bitcoin holdings continue to grow, currently holding 446,400 BTC, worth $42 billion, exceeding its market capitalization by 51%. Despite MicroStrategy's stock price falling 36% from its all-time high, its Bitcoin strategy has doubled. Michael Saylor, founder and CEO of MicroStrategy, has made a bold bet on Bitcoin, attracting market attention, and its long-term returns remain to be seen.

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MicroStrategy has become one of the most aggressive investors in the Bitcoin space, with its Bitcoin holdings exceeding half of its company market cap. As of now, MicroStrategy holds 446,400 Bitcoins, worth approximately $42 billion, representing 51.7% of its company market cap. This proportion means that MicroStrategy's Bitcoin investment has become a significant part of its company value, even surpassing the value of its core business. Despite a 36% decline in MicroStrategy's stock price from its all-time high, its Bitcoin strategy has doubled. MicroStrategy's founder and CEO Michael Saylor insists that Bitcoin is an inflation hedge and is confident about the future growth of Bitcoin prices. However, MicroStrategy's Bitcoin strategy has also sparked controversy, with some investors questioning its riskiness and worrying about its potential negative impact on the company's financial health. Ultimately, the success of MicroStrategy's Bitcoin strategy will depend on the future trajectory of Bitcoin prices.

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MicroStrategy's Bitcoin holdings have surpassed half of the company's market capitalization, reaching 51.7%,

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MicroStrategy's Bitcoin strategy has doubled in the face of a 36% decline in the company's stock,

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Whether MicroStrategy founder Saylor's Bitcoin bet will pay off in the long run remains to be seen,

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MicroStrategy's Bitcoin holding strategy has sparked market discussion and controversy

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