MicroStrategy's share price rises more than 10% after Michael Saylor no longer serves as CEO

[MicroStrategy’s share price rises more than 10% after Michael Saylor quits as CEO] Jinse Finance reported that after Michael Saylor (Michael Saylor) announced his resignation as CEO of MicroStrategy, the trading price of the company’s stock rose after the market opened on Wednesday more than 10%. Shares of the software company, known for its bold bets on bitcoin, are trading at $320.19 at the time of writing, up 15.07% from Tuesday's close of $284.72. (The Block)

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MicroStrategy CEO: Bitcoin is the first real currency network based on encrypted energy: On the evening of November 1, MicroStrateg CEO Michael Saylor tweeted: "In 1981, Buckminster Fuller (Buckminster Fuller) predicted that, A global monetary system based on a unified energy valuation will be established to solve the economic empowerment problems we face then and now with fiat currencies. Bitcoin is the first real currency network based on encrypted energy.” Note: Buckmins T. Fuller is an American Nobel laureate. [2020/11/2 11:23:44]

MicroStrategy CEO: Excluding Ethereum, Bitcoin’s dominance has risen to 93.57%: September 21st, MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor tweeted yesterday that when considering the dominance of the network in the encryption industry , he believes that Bitcoin is an encrypted asset network, Ethereum and stablecoins are encrypted application networks, and the two should be clearly separated. And noted that Bitcoin dominance has risen from a low of 71.05% on Dec. 20, 2017 to 93.57% if Ethereum is excluded. (U.Today)[2020/9/21]

Voice | Turing Award Winner Silvio Micali: Blockchain is beneficial to notarization and storage, financial transactions, etc.: At the China New Technology Development and Application Forum hosted by Tongji University, Yangpu District People's Government, etc., Academician of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States, Turing According to award winner Silvio Micali, blockchain is good for notarization and storage, healthcare, disintermediation, financial transactions and a cure for the flu. [2018/9/12]