Strategy founder: The company is not interested in acquiring other Bitcoin treasury companies
Jinse Finance reported, citing Cointelegraph, that Strategy Chairman Michael Saylor stated during the third-quarter earnings call that the company is not interested in acquiring other bitcoin treasury companies, as such transactions are full of uncertainties. Saylor said: "We generally do not have plans for mergers and acquisitions, even if they may seem value-adding. These types of transactions involve a lot of uncertainty and often take 6 to 9 months or even a year. What seems like a good idea at the beginning may no longer be a good idea after six months."
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