Citron Research disclosed a short position against MicroStrategy, questioning its shift to a Bitcoin-focused strategy.
MicroStrategy plans to raise $1.75 billion through convertible notes for BTC expansion and corporate growth.
MicroStrategy’s shares have fallen sharply following a statement by Citron Research, which announced a short position in the firm, according to Bloomberg Crypto. Under the direction of its executive chairman, Michael Saylor, Citron said that MicroStrategy—which was formerly a software company—has become essentially a Bitcoin investment fund.
MicroStrategy’s shares fell by more than 8% right away after this announcement, setting off a market reaction. The fall stands in sharp contrast to the company’s remarkable comeback this year, which had its stock fly more than 600%, mostly driven by the growing value of Bitcoin.
Source: TradingView
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