Strategy Inc., the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder, is sitting on about $3.8 billion in unrealized losses after a market rout dragged BTC below $71,000Strategy Inc., the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder, is sitting on about $3.8 billion in unrealized losses after a market rout dragged BTC below $71,000
Strategy Inc. Faces $3.8 Billion Paper Loss as Bitcoin Slides Below $71K
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Strategy Inc., the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder, is sitting on about $3.8 billion in unrealized losses after a market rout dragged BTC below $71,000. Key Points Strategy’s massive Bitcoin bet has swung from nearly $33 billion in peak gains to multibillion-dollar losses in just four months.
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