$MicroStrategy(MSTR)$ MicroStrategy has once again tapped into its at-the-market (ATM) program to fund its latest Bitcoin purchase. Before this move, the company had $9.19 billion left in the offering, but that number has now fallen to $7.65 billion, according to the latest update. While it's clear that issuing more shares puts short-term pressure on the stock price, it’s part of the bigger picture. By steadily building their Bitcoin holdings, MicroStrategy is positioning itself for significant long-term growth, even if the road feels bumpy for now.

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