MicroStrategy (MSTR) stock fell 17.8% on Friday (Jan. 21), its lowest since August, its biggest one-day decline since February 23, after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) revised the company’s Bitcoin accounting strategy had declined.
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A filing released on Thursday, January 20 shows that the SEC rejects the accounting method MicroStrategy uses for Bitcoin in its earnings statement.
“We note the company’s response to the previous comment 5 and oppose the company’s adjustment of the bitcoin amortization fee in their existing non-GAAP metrics adjustment method. Please amend to remove this customization for future filings,” the SEC filing reads.
At the end of 2021, MicroStrategy held 124,391 bitcoins after spending about $3.75 billion in cash for an average purchase of about $30,159, CEO Michael Saylor announced on Twitter at the time.
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