Oct 29, 2026 8:28 PM
MicroStrategy is no longer a software company; it’s a Bitcoin hedge fund masquerading as a tech firm. While they missed revenue targets at a measly $125.4 million, they posted a staggering $19.53 billion in net income. This proves their actual business operations are now irrelevant to their financial success, which relies entirely on crypto holdings rather than software innovation. Is it dangerous for a public company to abandon its core industry for a single volatile asset?
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