Shareholders of Microsoft rejected a proposal for investments in Bitcoin, put forward by a think tank. Billionaire Michael Saylor supported the idea, claiming that it would help the company increase its stock value and reduce risks. However, Microsoft's management stated that it already considers various investment options, including cryptocurrencies, and sees no need for additional assessment. The company emphasized that stability and predictability of investments remain a priority.
12/11/2024 12:49:39 PM (GMT+1)
Microsoft shareholders rejected a proposal for investments in Bitcoin, despite support from billionaire Michael Saylor, stating that the existing investment strategies are sufficient 💼
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