MicroStrategy CEO Saylor no gree for Bitcoin Reserve M&A
MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor no gree to merge or acquire rival Bitcoin treasury companies during di Q3 2025 earnings call because of operational wahala dem get and because due diligence dey take 6 to 12 months weh fit make di deal value drop. Na so MicroStrategy still dey focus on organic growth—dem dey issue digital bonds, dey strengthen their balance sheet, and dey collect Bitcoin—dem still get 640,808 BTC, di biggest among public companies. CFO Phong Le talk say software-led acquisitions fit get risks wey dem no know, so di company prefer make dem grow from inside.
S&P Global Ratings recently give MicroStrategy B- credit rating with stable outlook, dem reduce points because of their Bitcoin holdings. Saylor talk say if dem fit classify BTC as capital asset, e go better di credit profile in future. Experts talk say dis disciplined approach go help MicroStrategy long term for di Bitcoin market and e go stop more wahala with volatility.
Neutral
MicroStrategy don confirm say dem no go pursue Bitcoin reserve acquisitions again, e remove one speculative driver but e still dey maintain steady demand through organic BTC accumulation, wey suggest say price no go too react sharp sharp. For long term, di company promise to issue digital bonds, strong di balance sheet, plus classify BTC as capital asset, all dis go keep buy pressure steady without any wahala from M&A-related volatility. Traders fit expect say Bitcoin prices go remain stable, as demand dey balance with lack of big acquisition moves.