MicroStrategy Eyes $500 Million Debt Sale, Follows Own Path and Coinbase's Strategy

Continuing Its Bitcoin Accumulation Journey with an Additional $500 Million Debt Sale

Nadia Petrova
Nadia Petrova
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Key Points

  • MicroStrategy intends to sell an additional $500 million in debt to acquire more Bitcoin.
  • The company's move follows a similar strategy by Coinbase, which recently announced the sale of $1 billion worth of senior notes.


MicroStrategy is set to follow up on its recent $800 million debt raise with an additional sale of $500 million.

The proceeds from this sale are earmarked for further investment in Bitcoin. This move comes as the cryptocurrency's value continues to surge, recently surpassing the $70,000 mark.

Debt Sale Details

The debt will be available for purchase as senior notes, maturing on March 15, 2031.

MicroStrategy announced that investors would receive interest-payable arrears or payouts twice a year.

Furthermore, note holders have the option to convert part or all of their notes into cash.

Recent Bitcoin Investments

The planned debt sale follows MicroStrategy's recent acquisition of over $800 million worth of Bitcoin.

The company financed this purchase by issuing an equivalent amount in senior debt.

MicroStrategy's shares were trading at $1,766 at the time of reporting, marking a 10% increase in the past 24 hours and a 170% increase over the past year.

MicroStrategy isn't the only crypto-focused company leveraging debt to expand its business.

Coinbase recently announced its own plan to sell $1 billion in senior notes to institutional investors.

This strategy appears to be a growing trend among companies operating in the robust digital asset market.

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