MicroStrategy may examine prospective yield generation opportunities on 95,643 BTC holdings
Business intelligence company MicroStrategy said it will contemplate chances for yield generation on 95,643 unencumbered Bitcoin. In MicroStrategy’s announcement for the 1st quarter of 2022, the company said it may conservatively examine future yield generation chances on unencumbered MacroStrategy BTCs as a deliberation following a $205M BTC-collateralized loan published by Silvergate Bank in March.
As of March 31, MicroStrategy carried a total of 129,218 BTC, which the company noted had a carrying value of roughly $2.9B, indicating incremental damage losses of more than $1B and an aggregate cost of $4B. The new cost basis and the market price of MicroStrategy’s BTC were $3.967B and $5.893B respectively, which evaluates an average price per BTC of roughly 30,700 dollars and a market rate per BTC of 45,602.79 dollars respectively.
According to the announcement, 95,643 BTC of MicroStrategy’s crypto possession are unencumbered, with 19,466 BTC held by the deputy promised as collateral which is approximately $820M for a $205M loan from Silvergate. The persisting 14,109 BTC were held immediately by MicroStrategy. MicroStrategy documented $119.3M in earnings for Q1 2022, a 3 percent reduction year-over-year.
In extension, the company’s non-Generally Accepted Accounting Principles or GAAP payments for the 1st quarter were $275M, with $170M from BTC damage payments. The United States Securities and Exchange Commission mailed a letter to MicroStrategy in January petitioning the company to stop using non-GAAP techniques for calculating its finances.
Since earning a $250M investment in BTC in August 2020, MicroStrategy now clasps billions in crypto following separate deals using the corporation’s cash on hand and proceeds of deals of convertible senior notes in private donations to institutional buyers. The BTC price is 37,787 dollars, making the company’s 129,218 coins worth approximately $4.9B.
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