MicroStrategy, the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, has seen its stock price decrease by 5.85% due to market turmoil caused by Trump's tariffs. The question is whether the stock will continue to be seen as a proxy for Bitcoin or if it will follow the trend of most stock prices. The trade war between the US, Canada, and China has led to short-term inflations, affecting the market. However, digital asset investment products have seen significant flows of money. MicroStrategy regularly buys more Bitcoin, which ties its stock performance to the price of the cryptocurrency. In well-regulated markets, MicroStrategy provides a way for traditional investors to gain exposure to Bitcoin without actually owning the asset. Analysts suggest that MicroStrategy is in a buy now territory, with an average 12-month price target that reflects a substantial upside.



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