MicroStrategy was already a multi-billion company even before it started purchasing Bitcoin. 

It seems Saylor's MicroStrategy has a total of 152,333BTC. That's around 0.73% of the entire Bitcoin supply, which makes MicroStrategy the largest company owner of Bitcoin. However, if I'm not mistaken, this doesn't even count those coins that its owner, Michael Saylor, personally owns. There were news in the past that Saylor has his own personal Bitcoin stash, of course much smaller than his company's.

Wonder if Saylor will try and raise more funds to buy Bitcoin. You would think he would diversity a little and perhaps buy some ETH.

I think last time he offered shares for cash and used that cash to buy more Bitcoin. Crazy. Like I said before, in 10 years time he will either be known as the best trader out there or he will be known as the worst.

Hopefully he doesn’t start to scale out of these massive positions which wouldn’t be easy. Word would get out and people would copy trade him pretty much and it would be bearish.

The Bitcointreasuries.net website is useful of you want to check stats, documents of institutional investors including MicroStrategy.

The page for MicroStrategy with Stats over time, balance sheet history. If you need to cross check and get some more information about their investment rounds, details, Buybitcoinworldwide.com/treasuries can help you with their filing document and holdings chart & purchase history

I wonder what happened in 2022? Why did they skip a whole year... before they bought more bitcoins in 2023? The thing is, companies like this with a huge hoard are actually a threat to Bitcoin..... because they can decide to dump it all at once and it will cause a trigger affect in the market... with the price of Bitcoin taking a nose dive into the abyss. 

We do not want huge whales, because we want a more even distribution of coins to millions of people... this will cause less volatility in the markets and the price. 

They just keep buying and buying... I wonder what the implications will be now that they're close to owning 1% of the total Bitcoin supply...

And how are they using their Bitcoin holdings to enhance their business intelligence services and products anyway?

You have made a good effort to provide useful information but that effort is in the wrong direction because this information is already available on the internet. What unique idea you are trying to convey here. That's what i didn't get. But still, many people like me ignore the number to read and directly must have jump on the conclusions. So, keeping the number of BTC own by MS is also necessary.

I have some discussion on this topic like previous weeks. And, you should also mention how much BTC he had soled and when. According to my previous discussion with members i came to know that. He sold some BTC every year in the month of December to safe himself from paying taxes. You should also discuss on that topic too. Make your topic something unique add your own experience and try to come up with different information which is not available easily.

Michael Saylor is a pro-bitcoiner and that is part of his reasons of being very bullish about BTC, i don't feel he has any interest in altcoins or Ethereum, and even if he wants to diversify, it will be better in other things that are not related to crypto.
I don't consider institutional investors to be a threat to BTC, they are buying because they want to make revenue, and it is unlikely that they will just dump all of their BTC's at once, and even if they do, it doesn't mean that BTC is going to collapse, yes there will be a major dump in price and an opportunity to buy cheaper BTC's before everything goes back to normal.
It is a free and permissionless market, so what 'you' want does not matter , anybody can buy BTC when they want it and in the amount that they want. Retail investors are even weaker hands than institutional investors and they cause many of the price dumps because they panic and sell for any minor negative event.

They have been accumulating bitcoin with DCA and do it gradually many months. They are an institutional investor and they know how to take profit to maximize their profit. They will  not dump all bitcoins they have because of two biggest reasons

• It will affect Bitcoin price on the market, consequently affect their profit.
• They don't know where is a next Bitcoin all time high, where are tops because they are not the only whale in this market. Therefore they will take profit averaging to avoid mistakenly taking profit too low.

MicroStrategy has profit from their operations and Michael Saylor decided to use his company return to buy and invest in Bitcoin. The investment capital will be lower or bigger if their company has more income, more profit or they receive more capital from their share holders.

I see that with their pioneer to invest in Bitcoin for institutional investors, their company will receive more new capital sources and they will become bigger.

Will their investment in Bitcoin amount become bigger or smaller than the avegare so far, I can not predict it as it will depend on capital they use to buy bitcoin and price of Bitcoin in future.