Shares of MicroStrategy Inc. suffered their first loss in six sessions on Tuesday, as bitcoin prices fell and Wall Street’s only bearish analyst on the company made his case for why investors should sell.

MicroStrategy’s aggressive accumulation has gone mainstream, setting the blueprint for institutional exposure to Bitcoin. Over 8% of the BTC supply is expected to be locked up by year-end. Bitcoin [BTC] is entering a “new” institutional era. Five years ago, MicroStrategy [MSTR] lit the fuse with a bold 16,976 BTC purchase.

MicroStrategy’s $71 billion Bitcoin bet raises systemic risk concerns, with analysts fearing a possible liquidation event worse than Mt. Gox.

GameStop boss Ryan Cohen said Tuesday on CNBC’s Squawk Box that the company’s recent crypto play is strictly about protecting itself from inflation, not trying to copy other firms. “I look at it as a hedge against inflation and global money printing,

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Vanguard now owns more of MicroStrategy than anyone else. That’s the same Vanguard that called crypto “speculative,” said it had “no place” in long-term

Vanguard promotes the concept of holding index funds to acquire an indirect exposure to Bitcoin, even though it is a crypto skeptic….

Strategy's advantage is that it can invest in other cryptocurrencies. While right now, its focus is clearly to load up on Bitcoins, it may not stay that way forever. If there are changing market conditions in crypto, it has the freedom to diversify or pivot to other assets.

MicroStrategy stock inches up following SEC filings that confirmed the company loaded up on more than 4,000 bitcoins. Crypto week could push MSTR shares up further.