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FinixytaUntitled post
Fed Whispers, ECB Echoes, and Bitcoin’s Low-Key Rebellion The past forty-eight hours have been an exercise in central-bank monotony—punctuated only by bond traders shrugging and crypto speculators holding their breath. If you tuned out after the Fed’s ritualistic pause on Thursday, here’s everything you actually need to know. The Fed held the federal-funds rate at 5.25–5.50%, citing “moderate further progress” on 3.1% core PCE. Translation: inflation is stubborn, but they’d rather stall than ...
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Central Banks Play Chicken, Crypto Toasts Champagne, and Markets ShrugOh, the holidays are here, and what better gift than another central bank rate cut wrapped in dovish ribbon? The Bank of England slashed its benchmark to 3.75% yesterday—13 basis points lower than whispers suggested—citing "progress on inflation" while pretending the UK's productivity black hole isn't widening. MPC minutes drip with caveats: wage growth stubborn at 5%, services inflation lurking above 4%. Translation? They'...
FinixytaEURC: Circle’s Euro Stablecoin Now Available on Base
EURC: Circle’s Euro Stablecoin Now Available on Base Key Points Circle Expands EURC to BaseNew Listing: Circle has listed its Euro stablecoin, EURC, on the Ethereum Layer-2 solution, Base. This follows the listing of Circle’s USDC on Base last year.Supporting Platforms: The launch is supported by multiple crypto exchanges and DeFi protocols, including Aerodrome, Coinbase, Coinbase Wallet, and Uniswap Labs.Market PositionCurrent Market Cap: EURC has a market capitalization of $38 million, rank...
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MicroStrategy's MSTR: A Game-Changer for Investors?
As the Bitcoin ETFs continue to soar, MicroStrategy's stock (MSTR) has seen a remarkable surge, from around $700 to a whopping $1,842. But for many investors, the high price tag has been a barrier to entry. That's why Michael Saylor, the company's CEO and a self-proclaimed Bitcoin maximalist, has announced a 1:10 stock split.
The move is designed to make the company's stock more accessible to a wider range of investors. According to the press release, each shareholder of MicroStrategy's Class A common stock will receive nine additional shares of Class A common stock, while each shareholder of Class B common stock will receive nine additional shares of Class B common stock.
The stock split is expected to take place after trading closes on August 7, 2024. With a portfolio of around 226,331 BTC, MicroStrategy now holds a significant chunk of the total Bitcoin supply. And with an average price of $36,798, the company's portfolio is firmly in the black.
But what does this mean for investors? Will the stock split make MSTR more attractive to a wider range of investors, or will it simply dilute the value of existing shares? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain: Michael Saylor's strategy of buying and holding Bitcoin is paying off in a big way.
So, will you be taking the plunge and buying into MicroStrategy's stock? Or will you be waiting to see how the market reacts to the stock split? Let us know in the comments!
For more Content from us check out our Blog: https://finixyta.com/7-unconventional-strategies-to-supercharge-your-fitness-journey/
MicroStrategy's MSTR: A Game-Changer for Investors?
As the Bitcoin ETFs continue to soar, MicroStrategy's stock (MSTR) has seen a remarkable surge, from around $700 to a whopping $1,842. But for many investors, the high price tag has been a barrier to entry. That's why Michael Saylor, the company's CEO and a self-proclaimed Bitcoin maximalist, has announced a 1:10 stock split.
The move is designed to make the company's stock more accessible to a wider range of investors. According to the press release, each shareholder of MicroStrategy's Class A common stock will receive nine additional shares of Class A common stock, while each shareholder of Class B common stock will receive nine additional shares of Class B common stock.
The stock split is expected to take place after trading closes on August 7, 2024. With a portfolio of around 226,331 BTC, MicroStrategy now holds a significant chunk of the total Bitcoin supply. And with an average price of $36,798, the company's portfolio is firmly in the black.
But what does this mean for investors? Will the stock split make MSTR more attractive to a wider range of investors, or will it simply dilute the value of existing shares? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain: Michael Saylor's strategy of buying and holding Bitcoin is paying off in a big way.
So, will you be taking the plunge and buying into MicroStrategy's stock? Or will you be waiting to see how the market reacts to the stock split? Let us know in the comments!
For more Content from us check out our Blog: https://finixyta.com/7-unconventional-strategies-to-supercharge-your-fitness-journey/
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