MicroStrategy and its executive chairman Michael Saylor confront a crisis of confidence as multiple pressures converge on the company. With Bitcoin’s value declining sharply, the business intelligence firm now faces an additional institutional threat that could trigger massive forced selling of its shares. Investors are rapidly exiting positions, raising fundamental questions about the sustainability of MicroStrategy’s strategy and whether current panic presents a final buying opportunity.
The technical outlook for MicroStrategy shares paints a concerning picture. After plunging to a new 52-week low of 148.15 euros, the stock has shattered all previous support levels. Notably, the equity is now falling at a steeper rate than Bitcoin itself — a clear indicator Read more…
