Crypto News: United States based business intelligence company MicroStrategy ($MSTR) is set to report its financial results for the second quarter on Tuesday, August 1, 2023. As the world’s largest institutional investor in Bitcoin, the onus will be on the company’s earnings statement about the state of its BTC investments and its forecast for the upcoming quarters. Encouraging statements are likely to result in bullish effects on the crypto market, considering the further expansion of the company’s BTC holdings.
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In the recent months, the company’s pole position as the market leader in crypto investments has been challenged by the entry of the likes of Blackrock and Citadel, which are vying for approval to the spot Bitcoin ETF filings. If and when approved, the ETFs would impact a much larger market share compared to Microstrategy. Earlier, CoinGape reported that the company’s current holdings stand at 152,333 $BTC.
What To Expect From Microstrategy Earnings Report
Traders would be looking at the company’s earnings and forecast for revenue from the core business, which would directly translate to the amount of Bitcoin the company may purchase in the months ahead. Also, in his capacity as the executive chairman and a co-founder of MicroStrategy, Michael Saylor may also give out a statement on his forecast for BTC in near term. Overall, the recent bullish display of BTC is likely to have a positive effect on the company’s unrealized earnings on BTC, and hence, the MicroStrategy stock price may continue to take the upside curve.
Since the beginning of the year 2023, the company stock grew by as much as 201.94%, whereas the Bitcoin price grew 75.09% during the same period.
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