Bitcoin Initiative – Project Roadmap

As a market leader, MicroStrategy is transforming how companies now approach their treasury reserve strategy. Download this playbook for a high-level overview of the key phases and steps MicroStrategy took in its initiative to adopt bitcoin as its primary treasury reserve asset.

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MicroStrategy Bitcoin Initiative - Open Source Documents

These documents are being provided to serve as a resource to help as you navigate a corporate bitcoin strategy. As indicated in the documents, portions of the documents have been redacted due to their confidential and/or proprietary nature.

A high-level overview of the key phases and steps in MicroStrategy’s 2020 bitcoin initiative.

Bitcoin Corporate Playbook - Open Source Documents

The following open-source documents are being provided to serve as a resource to help as you navigate a corporate bitcoin strategy.

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As indicated in the documents, portions of the documents have been redacted due to their confidential and/or proprietary nature.

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