• Software firm MicroStrategy (MSTR.O) said it has not received a margin call against its bitcoin-backed borrowing on Wednesday.
• The company borrowed $205 million from crypto bank Silvergate Capital in March, mostly secured against bitcoin.
• On Tuesday bitcoin’s price briefly dropped below a level company officers had said could trigger extra capital requirements.

Programming firm MicroStrategy (MSTR.O) said it has not gotten an edge call against its bitcoin-upheld getting on Wednesday, and it has a lot of additional guarantees to vow if important.

MicroStrategy acquired $205 million from crypto bank Silvergate Capital (SI.N) in March, generally got against bitcoin.

On Tuesday bitcoin’s cost momentarily dipped under a level organization officials had said could set off additional capital prerequisites.

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“MicroStrategy has not gotten an ‘edge call’ against all our Silvergate credit even as bitcoin costs have vacillated as of late,” the organization said in a message explanation.

“We can continuously contribute extra bitcoins to keep up with the expected advance to-esteem proportion … indeed, even at current costs, we keep on keeping up with above and beyond extra unpledged bitcoins to meet our necessities under the advance arrangement.”

The logo of the Bitcoin digital currency is seen in a shop in Marseille, France, on February 7, 2021.