2021-8-26 22:00 |
Michael Saylor’s-led Microstrategy, a United States-based intelligence firm, has announced the purchase of 3,907 additional Bitcoin for approximately $177. 0 million in cash, at an average price of $45,294. origin »
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On August 24th, MicroStrategy acquired some extra 3,907 bitcoins at about $177 million in cash. MicroStrategy Incorporated CEO Michael Saylor made this announcement via Twitter. MicroStrategy has purchased an additional 3,907 bitcoins for ~$177 million in cash at an average price of ~$45,294 per #bitcoin.
2021-8-25 06:00 | |
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In a tweet on Tuesday, Michael Saylor announced that MicroStrategy has bought 3,907 Bitcoins and now holds more than 108,00 BTC. The post MicroStrategy Adds Additional 3,907 Bitcoins to Holdings appeared first on BeInCrypto.
2021-8-25 19:52 | |
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Publicly-listed business intelligence company MicroStrategy which holds Bitcoin on its balance sheet, announced on Tuesday that it had bought an additional 3,907 BTC for $177 million in cash. The company now holds a total of $108,992 Bitcoin, acquired for just over $2.
2021-8-24 17:14 | |
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MicroStrategy purchased an additional 3,907 bitcoin for about $177 million in cash during the third quarter period.
2021-8-24 16:16 | |
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