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MS had tens of billions in cash to invest. Would it have killed them to allocate
just a tiny bit, maybe $10 million or so to bitcoin?
I hope they enjoy holding on to their rapidly melting ice cubes of cash.
What did MS do with all that cash? They probably put much of it in bonds, even
after Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan and many others predicted a high likelihood of a
crash in the bond market. No country wants to buy that worthless shit anymore.
China and Japan the two biggest holders of US bonds are dumping them like crazy.
So why would any sane person want to hold that shit? I swear the MS
and shareholders are dumb as dirt. Meanwhile their worthless bonds are losing value faster
than a melting ice cube.
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Shareholder Vote: On December 10, 2024, Microsoft shareholders voted against a proposal
urging the company to add Bitcoin to its balance sheet. The proposal, put forth by the
National Center for Public Policy Research, suggested allocating a small percentage (1-5%)
of the company's assets to Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and to potentially increase shareholder value.
Board's Recommendation: Microsoft's board of directors recommended that shareholders vote against the proposal.
They argued that the company already has robust processes for evaluating a wide range of investable assets,
including cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, to fund its operations and ensure liquidity. They also emphasized
that corporate treasuries require stable and predictable investments, and Bitcoin's volatility poses a significant
risk to these applications.
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MS had tens of billions in cash to invest. Would it have killed them to allocate just a tiny bit,
maybe $10 million to bitcoin? Not a very smart move. Larry Fink does not approve.
They will have funI hope they enjoy holding on to yourtheir rapidly melting ice cubes of cash.
What did MS do with all that cash? They probably put much of it in bonds, even
after Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan and many others predicted a high likelihood of a
crash in the bond market. No country wants to buy that worthless shit anymore.
China and Japan the two biggest holders of US bonds are dumping itthem like crazy.
So why would any sane person wantitto hold that shit? I swear MS shareholders are dumb as shitdirt.
Meanwhile their worthless bonds are losing value faster than a melting ice cube.
Here's a closer look at the situation
Shareholder Vote: On December 10, 2024, Microsoft shareholders voted against a proposal
urging the company to add Bitcoin to its balance sheet. The proposal, put forth by the
National Center for Public Policy Research, suggested allocating a small percentage (1-5%)
of the company's assets to Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and to potentially increase shareholder value.
Board's Recommendation: Microsoft's board of directors recommended that shareholders vote against the proposal.
They argued that the company already has robust processes for evaluating a wide range of investable assets,
including cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, to fund its operations and ensure liquidity. They also emphasized
that corporate treasuries require stable and predictable investments, and Bitcoin's volatility poses a significant
risk to these applications.
maybe $10 million to bitcoin? Not a very smart move. Larry Fink does not approve.
What did MS do with all that cash? They probably put much of it in bonds, even
after Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan and many others predicted a high likelihood of a
crash in the bond market. No country wants to buy that worthless shit anymore.
China and Japan
So why would any sane person want
Meanwhile their worthless bonds are losing value faster than a melting ice cube.
Quote
Shareholder Vote: On December 10, 2024, Microsoft shareholders voted against a proposal
urging the company to add Bitcoin to its balance sheet. The proposal, put forth by the
National Center for Public Policy Research, suggested allocating a small percentage (1-5%)
of the company's assets to Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and to potentially increase shareholder value.
Board's Recommendation: Microsoft's board of directors recommended that shareholders vote against the proposal.
They argued that the company already has robust processes for evaluating a wide range of investable assets,
including cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, to fund its operations and ensure liquidity. They also emphasized
that corporate treasuries require stable and predictable investments, and Bitcoin's volatility poses a significant
risk to these applications.
Original archived 8 months ago Microsoft voted against putting bitcoin on their balance sheet.
Scraped on 13/07/2025, 05:24:17 UTC
MS had tens of billions in cash to invest. Would it have killed them to allocate just a tiny bit,
maybe $10 million to bitcoin? Not a very smart move. Larry Fink does not approve.
They will have fun holding on to your rapidly melting ice cubes of cash.
What did MS do with all that cash? They probably put much of it in bonds, even
after Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan and many others predicted a high likelihood of a
crash in the bond market. No country wants to buy that worthless shit anymore.
China and Japan the biggest holders of US bonds are dumping it like crazy.
So why would any sane person want it? MS shareholders are dumb as shit.
maybe $10 million to bitcoin? Not a very smart move. Larry Fink does not approve.
They will have fun holding on to your rapidly melting ice cubes of cash.
What did MS do with all that cash? They probably put much of it in bonds, even
after Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan and many others predicted a high likelihood of a
crash in the bond market. No country wants to buy that worthless shit anymore.
China and Japan the biggest holders of US bonds are dumping it like crazy.
So why would any sane person want it? MS shareholders are dumb as shit.
Quote
Here's a closer look at the situation
Shareholder Vote: On December 10, 2024, Microsoft shareholders voted against a proposal
urging the company to add Bitcoin to its balance sheet. The proposal, put forth by the
National Center for Public Policy Research, suggested allocating a small percentage (1-5%)
of the company's assets to Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and to potentially increase shareholder value.
Board's Recommendation: Microsoft's board of directors recommended that shareholders vote against the proposal.
They argued that the company already has robust processes for evaluating a wide range of investable assets,
including cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, to fund its operations and ensure liquidity. They also emphasized
that corporate treasuries require stable and predictable investments, and Bitcoin's volatility poses a significant
risk to these applications.
Shareholder Vote: On December 10, 2024, Microsoft shareholders voted against a proposal
urging the company to add Bitcoin to its balance sheet. The proposal, put forth by the
National Center for Public Policy Research, suggested allocating a small percentage (1-5%)
of the company's assets to Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and to potentially increase shareholder value.
Board's Recommendation: Microsoft's board of directors recommended that shareholders vote against the proposal.
They argued that the company already has robust processes for evaluating a wide range of investable assets,
including cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, to fund its operations and ensure liquidity. They also emphasized
that corporate treasuries require stable and predictable investments, and Bitcoin's volatility poses a significant
risk to these applications.