Michael Saylor, CEO and co-founder of Strategy (formerly Microstrategy), went to social networks to compare the recent performance of his business to large technological companies and market clues.
According to Saylor, the daring decision of the strategy of continuing to accumulate Bitcoin (BTC) is bearing fruit.
In contrast striking with the main technological companies and the indices that have displayed negative yields in the past three months, the strategy is in the green. The current commercial approach of the company is focused on the purchase and detention of BTC as a main reserve ratio.
Saylor has reiterated his conviction that Bitcoin remains a higher value store, and the company plans to continue to acquire it.
Michael Saylor's strategy surpasses technology giants
In a graph shared by Saylor, the strategy (represented by an orange bar) has shown a positive yield of 6% in the last three months. On the other hand, the S&P 500 index (SPY) and the main technological actions, including Tesla (TSLA), Amazon (AMZN), META (META), Google (Goog), Microsoft (MSFT), Apple (AAPPL) and NVIDIA (NVDA) all have displayed losses ranging from -6% to -28% (represented by Red Bars).
The data underlines that an investment in the strategy has outperformed these technological actions not only, but also the larger market indices during this period. It also strengthens to what extent the course of the Strategy action is closely followed by Bitcoin's performance, because the company holds more than 500,000 BTC in its balance sheet.
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Analysts encourage caution in the midst of wider market comparisons
Although the graph offers a positive discussion point for BTC supporters, analysts warn too many short -term comparisons. They underline that the graph compares the return of a company focused on the BTC to companies with fundamentally different commercial models.
In addition, a period of three months is not enough to establish a long -term trend, especially on the volatile markets. Nevertheless, the comparison offers a convincing overview of how recent BTC gains can have an impact on companies that hold it strongly.
In particular, the strategy is not the only company to bet big on Bitcoin. U.TODAY previously pointed out that Semler Scientific had bought 111 BTC (worth 10 million dollars), bringing its total assets to 3,303 BTC.
