THELOGICALINDIAN - The CEO of the Nasdaqlisted software aggregation Microstrategy has debunked the rumor that his aggregation is adverse a allowance alarm for a bitcoinbacked accommodation and will be affected to advertise some bill If the amount of the cryptocurrency avalanche beneath 3562 the aggregation could column some added accessory the controlling explained
Microstrategy Hasn’t Received a Margin Call
Microstrategy CEO Michael Saylor debunked the rumor that his aggregation is abutting to accepting to cash its bitcoin to accommodated a allowance alarm for a bitcoin-backed loan. The rumor agitated as the amount of BTC connected to collapse afterwards the weekend sell-off.
However, Saylor tweeted Tuesday:
Microstrategy’s Q1 2022 presentation capacity that the aggregation took out a three-year appellation accommodation of $205 actor from Silvergate Bank adjoin 19,466 bitcoins.
Saylor appear in a May 10 cheep that Microstrategy “needs to advance $410 actor as collateral” for this loan.
Microstrategy is currently captivation 115,109 BTC. In addition, its subsidiary, Macrostrategy, is captivation 14,109 BTC, bringing its group absolute to 129,218 bitcoins.
The rumor started circulating back Microstrategy’s president, Phong Le, said in May that if the amount of bitcoin alone beneath about $21K, it would activate a “margin call.” Typically, a allowance alarm could be met by the aggregation accouterment added basic or liquidating the loan’s collateral.
The amount of bitcoin biconcave beneath the $21K akin this week. However, Microstrategy told Reuters Tuesday that it has not accustomed a allowance call, emphasizing:
Furthermore, Saylor explained that Microstrategy’s 115,109 bitcoins can awning the $410 actor accessory bottomward to the BTC amount of $3,562. However, if the amount of the crypto were to abatement alike lower, Microstrategy has added assets it could column as collateral, the controlling detailed, elaborating:
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