The company has borrowed heavily to fund its Bitcoin acquisitions, a strategy that some analysts liken to high-stakes gambling. Saylor is no stranger to controversy. In 2000, the US Securities and Exchange Commission charged MicroStrategy with accounting fraud related to its financial reporting, resulting in a settlement and a $350,000 civil penalty for Saylor, without admission of wrongdoing. He has since rebuilt his reputation as a leading voice in the cryptocurrency sector. Today, MicroStrategy has become the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin. Saylor revealed that the company has acquired $30 billion worth of Bitcoin in just the past five months alone. "We are buying billions a week as fast as we can," he said. "Our corporate mission is securitizing Bitcoin."