Odaily星球日报讯 据彭博社报道，MicroStrategy Incorporated（纳斯达克：$MSTR）今天宣布，公司现在以 Strategy™名义运营。Strategy 是全球首个也是最大的比特币财政公司，最大的独立上市商业智能公司，并且是纳斯达克 100 指数成分股。 BlockBeats 注：目前尚未收到 Michael Saylor 的官方声明，直到他公开宣布之前，这一消息尚未确认。

MicroStrategy更名为Strategy

Odaily Odaily News According to Bloomberg, MicroStrategy Incorporated (NASDAQ: $MSTR) announced today that the company is now operating under the name Strategy™. Strategy is the world&#39;s first and largest Bitcoin financial company, the largest independent listed business intelligence company, and a component of the Nasdaq 100 Index. BlockBeats Note: No official statement has been received from Michael Saylor yet, and this news has not been confirmed until he publicly announces it.

MicroStrategy changes its name to Strategy

Odaily reports that MicroStrategy has temporarily stopped buying <Bit> after 12 consecutive weeks of purchasing. Some analysts believe the company may be planning a strategic change, while others see it as a temporary move before the company resumes <Bit> accumulation. The analysis points out that <Bit> is very important to MicroStrategy, but factors such as cash flow management, stock performance, and fundraising efforts may affect its purchasing sentiment in the short term. Over time, market volatility, investor concerns, and regulatory uncertainty may change, leading the company to take a more cautious approach to major decisions in the near future. When management decides to completely stop acquisitions, the increased tax burden may become a real burden. The company may face a huge tax bill for unrealized <Bit> gains, possibly exceeding $19 billion. Financial planning must be done to address tax obligations and allow the company to continue its <Bit> strategy. Since being included in the Nasdaq 100 index, MicroStrategy has been subject to various rules and regulations, such as lock-up periods, which can sometimes prevent insider trading and may be another reason for the suppression of <Bit> sales. However, there is almost no indication that MicroStrategy is abandoning its <Bit>-centric strategy. The company's history shows that any interruption in its buying frenzy is likely to be strategic, not a sign of declining confidence in <Bit>. The current period may be a time of readjustment, allowing MicroStrategy to optimize its resources before resuming <Bit> accumulation. (Bitcoinist)

Analysis: MicroStrategy's suspension of BTC holdings may be due to its strategic changes or restrictions such as the ban period

Odaily Odaily News reports that Michael Saylor has posted a tweet with the Bitcoin symbol "₿ig Strategy Day".

Michael Saylor tweets 'Grand Strategy Day' with Bitcoin symbol

Odaily reported that MicroStrategy sold preferred stock units last week, a debt-like security with an 8% coupon rate. These shares were sold at $80 per share, 20% below the market price, effectively raising the buyer's yield to 10%, a significant concession to complete the transaction. Gabelli Funds Inc. portfolio manager James Dinsmore, who focuses on convertible securities, said, "I don't remember the last time I saw something priced this low, clearly there was some resistance to the initial pricing." Nevertheless, the investor-friendly terms of the deal allowed the company to raise $563 million, more than double its initial target, as co-founder and chairman Michael Saylor explores various capital structures to support his Bitcoin acquisition strategy. This demand indicates market interest in this asset class, and the company said that while this is more expensive than the previously issued ultra-low-interest convertible bonds and par stock, it can leverage it to raise up to $2 billion this quarter. MicroStrategy did not respond to a request for comment. "A 10% yield is not cheap capital, but given the company's profile, I think it's appropriate," said David Clott, portfolio manager at Wellesley Asset Management, "and they won't dilute existing investors' equity like the previous convertible bond issuance. This is a good outcome for them as they've opened up a new financing market." The plan is part of the company's broader plan to raise $42 billion through a combination of equity and fixed-income securities over the next three years, with the latter expected to be the focus this quarter. This is partly because the company has raised nearly $17 billion through its stock sale program, much less than through convertible bonds. The company currently holds about $47 billion in <Dai>, accounting for more than 2% of the total.