Looking at MicroStrategy's recent moves, there's a real tension between aggressive Bitcoin accumulation and shareholder dilution concerns. The strategy of issuing new shares to fund BTC purchases might boost holdings, but it's water-ing down ownership stakes for existing shareholders. The numbers tell an interesting story—as the company piles into more Bitcoin, the equity base keeps expanding. For long-term holders, this raises questions: does the upside from Bitcoin appreciation outpace the dilution costs? It's a classic growth-at-what-cost scenario playing out in real time.
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OnchainDetective
· 17h ago
MicroStrategy's approach, to put it simply, is betting that the increase in BTC's value can cover dilution losses... but can it really?
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 17h ago
MicroStrategy's move is quite aggressive—buying up Bitcoin while diluting equity. Long-term holders will need to do the math.
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MEVHunter
· 18h ago
I see through this trick of WeiCe... continuously issuing new tokens to dilute and exchange for BTC, essentially betting that Bitcoin's price increase can offset the dilution cost. The key is how much arbitrage space there is going forward and whether the price difference can cover the gas fees for this operation. Long-term holders who haven't calculated the ROI model should be very cautious.
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GasFeeCrier
· 18h ago
Dilution, dilution. MicroStrategy's move this time is truly a case of killing a thousand enemies and damaging oneself by 800. Long-term holders' blood pressure is soaring.
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BlindBoxVictim
· 18h ago
MicroStrategy's move is really aggressive—hoarding Bitcoin while diluting shares, it's outrageous. It's funny to see retail investors get cut, expecting appreciation but ending up diluted.
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AirdropworkerZhang
· 18h ago
Issuing new shares to buy Bitcoin dilutes the value, but the bet is that the BTC increase can cover it... This wager is too big.
Looking at MicroStrategy's recent moves, there's a real tension between aggressive Bitcoin accumulation and shareholder dilution concerns. The strategy of issuing new shares to fund BTC purchases might boost holdings, but it's water-ing down ownership stakes for existing shareholders. The numbers tell an interesting story—as the company piles into more Bitcoin, the equity base keeps expanding. For long-term holders, this raises questions: does the upside from Bitcoin appreciation outpace the dilution costs? It's a classic growth-at-what-cost scenario playing out in real time.