MicroStrategy CEO offers to share his Bitcoin playbook with billionaire Elon ...
Michael Saylor took to Twitter on Sunday, offering Bitcoin advice to the SpaceX founder 'from one rocket scientist to another.' Michael Saylor, the CEO who made a $425 million bet on Bitcoin earlier this year, is offering to advise Elon Musk on how to get started investing in crypto.According to a tweet posted today, Saylor proposed Musk convert Tesla’s balance sheet into Bitcoin (BTC) — a company whose market capitalization is currently valued at more than $658 billion, according to AssetDash. The MicroStrategy CEO implied a figure like Musk taking the lead on Bitcoin adoption could cause....
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To promote Bitcoin to companies, NASDAQ listed MicroStrategy hosted the Bitcoin for Corporations virtual interactive seminar yesterday. The purpose of the event is to share advice on how companies can buy BTC as a treasury strategy. According to MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor, the first day was a resounding success, with over 1,400 firms taking part. […]
It has been almost a week since Elon Musk completed its Twitter takeover, but the company already sees drastic changes. The billionaire and entrepreneur vowed to eliminate the social platform’s fake account issues and optimize by “giving power to the people.” Related Reading: MicroStrategy Retains Long-Term Time Horizon On Bitcoin In Q3 Report However, Elon […]
Tesla billionaire Elon Musk has offered to purchase Twitter for $41.4 billion, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing published on Thursday. Musk also explained in his note that he believes Twitter should be a private company and he decided he wants “to acquire the company and take it private.” Elon Musk Offers to Purchase Twitter — Musk Believes ‘Free Speech Is a Societal Imperative’ During the first week of April, Bitcoin.com News reported on Tesla’s Elon Musk acquiring a stake in Twitter and at the time, analysts said it....
An excerpt from Bitcoin Magazine's Deep Dive: Michael Saylor's MicroStrategy continues to lead the corporate world in BTC accumulation.
Alarmingly, G7 governments appear to be following a playbook designed to cap interest rates and let inflation run hot.