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While software company Microsoft’s announcement that it will hold a vote on whether or not to buy Bitcoin has made a big impact in the crypto world, a report from the company has also come out on the subject.
The reports Microsoft analysts have written regarding portfolio diversification for Bitcoin include many interesting statements and comparisons in the “positive.”
“CPI is a Corrupt Measure”
While the report emphasized Bitcoin’s strength against inflation, it wrote that the CPI, also known as the CPI in the USA, is a corrupt and inaccurate measurement:
“According to the CPI; the average rate of inflation in the US over the past 4 years is 5.03%. However, the CPI is an inaccurate and poor measurement tool. Real inflation is much higher. Some studies even say that inflation This is double the declared figure.
“Micro-Strategy Makes a Difference”
The report provided the following details, which also drew attention to the microstrategy company’s purchase of Bitcoin and the resulting benefits:
“MicroStrategy is a software company like Microsoft. However, unlike Microsoft, it owns bitcoin. MicroStrategy’s shares have outperformed Microsoft stock by 313% this year. They have little stake in Microsoft’s software business. In fact, they are not alone. BlackRock, Microsoft’s second largest shareholder, also provides Bitcoin ETF services to its customers.”
No risk should be taken by ignoring Bitcoin
While noting that bitcoin is a volatile asset, the report said that buying too much could put the share’s value at risk, but that the risk would still be taken by ignoring bitcoin:
“Bitcoin is more volatile than corporate bonds. So companies shouldn’t risk their shares by buying too much bitcoin. But even if it’s not the best, bitcoin is an excellent hedge against inflation.” Additionally, companies should consider buying bitcoins with at least 1% of their assets.
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