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MicroStrategy Bitcoin Investment Yields Over 38% in November

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MicroStrategy Bitcoin investment reached 402,100 BTC, valued at over $38 billion, yielding over 38% in November.
MicroStrategy plans to raise $42 billion over three years through its “21/21 Plan” to expand its Bitcoin portfolio further.

MicroStrategy, helmed by founder Michael Saylor, aggressively continues its foray into Bitcoin investments, buying 149,880 BTC in November at an average price of $90,231 per coin.

MicroStrategy Bitcoin Investment Expands to Over 402,000 BTC

The return on the MicroStrategy Bitcoin investment gave a yield of 38.7% on investment and grew the company’s holdings significantly. If placed at the value of $96,000 per Bitcoin, the net income from the shareholders would equate to approximately $9.4 billion.

Last week, the company bought another 15,400 BTC for $1.5 billion to increase its total Bitcoin reserve to 402,100 BTC. These assets are now worth more than $38 billion.

Saylor has been very vocal about Bitcoin being a better alternative to traditional treasury strategies. In a short presentation to the board at Microsoft, he made it known that the conventional approach of the company had led to a missed opportunity to benefit from Bitcoin, which has grown 1,200% in the last five years. He said that instead of stock buybacks and dividends, investing in Bitcoin could have yielded better returns.

Optimism Surrounds Bitcoin’s Growth Amid Policy Shifts

MicroStrategy’s Q3 report released in late October announced a plan to raise $42 billion in three years for the continuous expansion of its Bitcoin portfolio. Dubbed the “21/21 Plan,” this is a MicroStrategy Bitcoin investment strategy to cover $21 billion each from equities and fixed-income securities.

The company’s continued investment comes as Bitcoin approaches a historic $100,000 level, reflecting optimism over increasing institutional adoption and favourable regulatory developments under the incoming U.S. administration of President-elect Donald Trump.

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Harold

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