Michael Saylor's group, whose strategy is based on massive fundraising to buy Bitcoin, announced last night a loss of $4.2 billion for its first quarter. The loss per share amounts to $16.49. The group, which has a software business, generated $111 million in revenue for the quarter. At first glance, these results are not very encouraging, but the group prefers to highlight a 'Bitcoin gain' of $5.8 billion at this stage of the year. The strategy also doubles its capital deployment plans to $84 billion, including $42 billion in securities and the same amount in fixed income instruments. It is therefore, as one can understand, about buying Bitcoin again and again, through increasingly significant fundraising. The group raises its target for "return $BTC