PANews reported on May 14 that the Financial Times released a documentary about Michael Saylor and his company MicroStrategy, exploring its $40 billion Bitcoin investment strategy. Under the leadership of founder Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy has transformed itself from a software company to a Bitcoin investment tool, and currently holds Bitcoin worth about $50 billion. The film points out that MicroStrategy raised funds by selling stocks and issuing convertible bonds to buy a large amount of Bitcoin, a strategy known as the "unlimited funding loophole." However, the sustainability of this highly leveraged investment strategy relies on the continued rise in Bitcoin prices. The film also mentioned that although MicroStrategy's stock has risen sharply due to the rise in Bitcoin, its financial stability still faces challenges.
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