MicroStrategy Inc. said it didn’t buy any Bitcoin in the prior week, halting a string of 12 consecutive weekly purchases that began in late October.

Michael Saylor, executive chair of MicroStrategy, announced that that firm had broken with its pattern of selling shares of its common stock to purchase Bitcoin. In a Feb. 3 X post, Saylor said MicroStrategy was holding 471,

MicroStrategy, the fourth-largest owner of bitcoin (BTC), did not buy any new tokens last week, Executive Chairman Michael Saylor announced on X, ending a 12-week string of purchases. Since Nov. 11, the Tysons Corner, Virginia-based company has bought 218,887 bitcoin, according to Saylor. It currently holds 471,107 bitcoin.

MicroStrategy announced the pricing for a Preferred offering today and it is very interesting what it has to pay for this round of raising money to buy more bitcoin.

Users are betting on whether MicroStrategy's aggressive Bitcoin acquisition strategy will soon push its holdings to 500,000 BTC.

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