🚀 Bitcoin and zombie companies: a new financial dynamic
Since the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs on the American market, a shock wave has spread in the ranks of traditional finance. Bitcoin, once considered an infrequent option, is now recognized as a "legitimate financial instrument". This transformation is largely anticipated by companies such as MicroStrategy, which holds 226,300 BTC (or $15 billion) and represents more than 1% of the total supply limited to 21 million units.
Michael Saylor, founder of MicroStrategy, positions himself as a Bitcoin guru. He even evokes "economic immortality" thanks to the holding of BTC. Other publicly traded companies, such as Metaplanet and Semler Scientific, are inspired by this aggressive Bitcoin purchase strategy to boost their shares.
Metaplanet, for example, now holds a portfolio of 245 BTC (or $16 .4 million). Since the announcement of this strategy last April, Metaplanet's share price has risen dramatically, increasing by 980%. Simon Gerovich, CEO of Metaplanet, says that Bitcoin is the supreme monetary asset and that the company aims to own as many as possible.
The arrival of Bitcoin cash ETFs opens up new opportunities for zombie companies in search of excess capital. The simple possession of Bitcoin seems to have the power to revive these companies in difficulty. With the prospect of a $52 million BTC by 2050, Bitcoin continues to attract attention and transform the traditional financial landscape.
Since the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs on the American market, a shock wave has spread in the ranks of traditional finance. Bitcoin, once considered an infrequent option, is now recognized as a "legitimate financial instrument". This transformation is largely anticipated by companies such as MicroStrategy, which holds 226,300 BTC (or $15 billion) and represents more than 1% of the total supply limited to 21 million units.
Michael Saylor, founder of MicroStrategy, positions himself as a Bitcoin guru. He even evokes "economic immortality" thanks to the holding of BTC. Other publicly traded companies, such as Metaplanet and Semler Scientific, are inspired by this aggressive Bitcoin purchase strategy to boost their shares.
Metaplanet, for example, now holds a portfolio of 245 BTC (or $16 .4 million). Since the announcement of this strategy last April, Metaplanet's share price has risen dramatically, increasing by 980%. Simon Gerovich, CEO of Metaplanet, says that Bitcoin is the supreme monetary asset and that the company aims to own as many as possible.
The arrival of Bitcoin cash ETFs opens up new opportunities for zombie companies in search of excess capital. The simple possession of Bitcoin seems to have the power to revive these companies in difficulty. With the prospect of a $52 million BTC by 2050, Bitcoin continues to attract attention and transform the traditional financial landscape.
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