The fundraising methods of MicroStrategy mainly involve issuing new stocks (common and preferred shares), issuing convertible bonds, and utilizing fixed-income products, as well as employing market financing tools like sales agreements. Their strategic goal is to raise $42 billion within three years and continuously purchase Bitcoin as a reserve asset to enhance shareholder returns. Additionally, they aim to increase flexibility and market liquidity by issuing more shares, such as being included in the Nasdaq 100 index, which attracts more investment. Furthermore, they frequently issue stocks at market peaks to finance at lower costs, reinvesting in Bitcoin to benefit from price increases, thereby creating a capital flywheel effect. However, this also carries risks, such as Bitcoin price volatility potentially leading to asset depreciation and the pressures from excessive financial leverage.