Bitcoin price remains stable at $87,000 despite volatility in U.S. stocks

The New York stock market was rocked by President Donald Trump's teaser of foreign auto tariffs, but Bitcoin (BTC) remained relatively stable, supported by purchase plans by major corporations.
At 10:40 a.m. on the 27th, the price of Bitcoin on CoinMarketCap was down 0.60% from the same time the previous day, at $87,263 (approximately 13.1 million yen).
GameStop, a well-known American video game retailer, announced on the 26th (local time) that it would issue $1.3 billion worth of convertible bonds to purchase Bitcoin.
Experts then concluded that "GameStop is following the strategy of its founder, Michael Saylor."
The strategy that holds the largest amount of Bitcoin in the world on a single company basis is
It has been steadily purchasing Bitcoin by raising funds in various ways, including issuing convertible bonds.
The strategy also purchased an additional 6,911 BTC last week.
He said that as of the 24th (local time), the top 70 companies by Bitcoin holdings had purchased an additional 7,349 BTC over the past week.
On the same day, the New York Stock Exchange rose on the back of President Trump's auto tariffs.
All three major indexes ended lower as fears over a "tariff war" intensified during the table teaser.