Saylor Effect: Will Zynga Use Convertible Notes To Buy $750M In Bitcoin?

Saylor Effect: Will Zynga Use Convertible Notes To Buy $750M In Bitcoin?

Mobile games maker Zynga, known best for Words With Friends and Farmville, has revealed a $750 senior convertible note offering that could potentially end up in Bitcoin.  Here are all the oddly coincidental details that mimic the timing of the Michael Saylor-led MicroStrategy convertible note offering that was used to purchase a large sum of the cryptocurrency.  Setting A Precedent: MicroStrategy Buys Bitcoin With Convertible Notes A bull market was brewing in Bitcoin whether bears […]


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