VanEck executive refutes The New York Times: CEO’s comments on strategy were taken out of context, actually holds 284,000 shares
Foresight News reported that Matthew Sigel, Head of Digital Asset Research at VanEck, published an article accusing The New York Times of taking comments out of context in its coverage of Strategy. The report quoted VanEck CEO Jan van Eck as saying "We've stayed away," implying a bearish stance on Strategy. Matthew Sigel clarified that Jan van Eck actually meant that VanEck itself would not follow Strategy in converting the company's treasury to a bitcoin standard, but this does not reflect their view on the company or its stock price. In fact, VanEck holds 284,000 shares of Strategy stock for its clients and has increased its holdings in recent weeks.
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