According to reports from Bloomberg, Michael Saylor, co-founder and chairman of MicroStrategy, stated that once the current fundraising plan is exhausted, the company will shift from a leveraged Bitcoin proxy plan to a more focused approach on fixed-income securities to raise funds for purchasing cryptocurrencies. When asked how he expects to fund future cryptocurrency purchases, Saylor expressed this preference during an interview. So far, MicroStrategy has utilized a combination of new stock and convertible bond sales to finance purchases, which has already provided returns to shareholders as its stock has risen to a price that can be converted into shares.