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Michael Saylor Leads MicroStrategy In $700 Million Fundraising To Redeem Debt, Boost Bitcoin Hoard

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Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy plans a private offering of $700 million in convertible senior notes to pay off $500 million of debt and further boost its Bitcoin hoard.

This is the third debt offering by the company in 2024 and is only available to accredited institutional buyers.

MicroStrategy Holds More Than 1% Of The Bitcoin Supply

MicroStrategy raised about $700 million in its first 2024 debt offering in March, and followed that with another $500 million in June. The notes will bear interest payable twice yearly and mature on September 15, 2028.

CEO Michael Saylor has been a vocal advocate of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. The company has spent over $8.3 billion as of September 2024 to amass 244,800 BTC, more than 1% of the Bitcoin supply.

The stash was bought for an average price of $36,821 and Saylor confirmed that this year the holdings have gained 17%.

MicroStrategy (MSTR) has skyrocketed 294% in the past year on positive market sentiment that was boosted by Bitcoin’s price surging 122% in the same period. 

MicroStrategy started buying Bitcoin in August 2020. Its rapid accumulation of BTC since then has made Saylor an influential figures in the crypto community.

Saylor has previously urged investors to buy into MicroStrategy debt offerings, arguing that Bitcoin ETFs have a far larger risk of volatility and lack the yields that MicroStrategy provides through its convertible bonds.

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