According to market news, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) is now more focused on Bitcoin rather than software. The company reported a first-quarter loss of $4.23 billion (or $16.49 per share), significantly exceeding expectations, with revenue declining by 3.6% to $111.1 million, which also fell short of projections.
According to reports, Strategy Company will launch a brand new "42/42 plan" aimed at raising $84 billion within two years for the purchase of Bitcoin. Previously, the company launched a $42 billion "21/21 plan". Analysts say that Strategy remains a strong alternative to Bitcoin, with a price-to-earnings ratio of 2.13 times. Despite market fluctuations, its performance remains robust.
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According to market news, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) is now more focused on Bitcoin rather than software. The company reported a first-quarter loss of $4.23 billion (or $16.49 per share), significantly exceeding expectations, with revenue declining by 3.6% to $111.1 million, which also fell short of projections.
According to reports, Strategy Company will launch a brand new "42/42 plan" aimed at raising $84 billion within two years for the purchase of Bitcoin. Previously, the company launched a $42 billion "21/21 plan". Analysts say that Strategy remains a strong alternative to Bitcoin, with a price-to-earnings ratio of 2.13 times. Despite market fluctuations, its performance remains robust.