- MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin acquisitions pushed stock prices to new highs, reaching $351.
- Bitcoin’s 11% surge set records at $38 billion in daily trading volume across ETFs and crypto firms.
The economy is experiencing a remarkable rebound, with many attributing this increase to Donald Trump’s victory.
However, experts argue that the factors driving this growth extend beyond Trump’s victory, and that there are several key elements at play.
One such element is the rapid rise of Bitcoin [BTC]that is causing a lot of commotion in the financial world.
MicroStrategy stock price trend
On November 11, MicroStrategy (MSTR), led by Michael Saylor, saw its stock price rise by almost 26%, reaching a new all-time high above $351.
MSTR closed the day at $340, but rose to $354 in after-hours trading, according to Google Finance.
According to the latest update, MSTR is up 25.73%, trading at $340, surpassing a peak of almost 25 years ago, with an unprecedented trading volume of $12 billion.
Source: Google Finance
This surge came after the company, known for holding Bitcoin’s largest corporate reserve, announced its latest acquisition, pushing the company’s valuation and trading volume to historic highs.
MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin Strategy
According to a recent update from MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor, the company has made significant progress in its acquisition strategy for BTC.
Between October 31 and November 10, MicroStrategy acquired more than $2 billion worth of Bitcoin, further cementing its position as the largest corporate holder of the asset.
Currently, the company’s total Bitcoin holdings of 279,420 BTC are valued at approximately $24.3 billion.
This move underlines MicroStrategy’s continued commitment to BTC, reinforcing its strategy to make the cryptocurrency a core asset in its financial portfolio.
Source: Michael Saylor/X
Making the same comment on this, VivekFounder of Bitgrow Lab said:
“After 25 years, MicroStrategy just reached a new ATH.”
What further exacerbated the struggle was X-user Wayne Vaughanwho noted,
“MicroStrategy converts capital into Bitcoin more efficiently than any Bitcoin miner.”
What’s more?
Well, Bitcoin’s impressive 11% surge to $89,500 on November 11 had a notable impact on the broader market, driving a record-breaking daily trading volume of $38 billion in US spot BTC ETFs, along with major players like MicroStrategy (MSTR) and Coinbase Global. (MINT).
MSTR and COIN were among the top five most traded stocks during the early hours of the November 11 trading session, even surpassing tech giants like Apple and Microsoft in trading activity. marked from Balchunas.
MicroStrategy’s journey so far
Originally a software company founded in 1989, MicroStrategy has transformed itself into a major Bitcoin development entity since it began acquiring BTC in August 2020.
This strategic shift has significantly increased the company’s stock price, surpass the previous all-time high of $313, which was reached in March 2000.
That said, MicroStrategy also unveiled its ’21/21 plan’ last month, aiming to raise $42 billion for further Bitcoin acquisitions through capital raises.
While critics remain skeptical, the company’s growing influence in the crypto market suggests that Bitcoin’s impact on traditional finance is just beginning.
