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dilution

[dih-loo-shuhn, dahy-] / dɪˈlu ʃən, daɪ- /


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If the price drops, the issuer may face credit, liquidity or dilution risks, because it still has to make payments without selling its bitcoin holdings.

From MarketWatch

If the price drops, the issuer may face credit, liquidity, or dilution risks because it still has to make payments without selling its bitcoin holdings.

From MarketWatch

The market is enthusiastic despite the dilution triggered by raising 2 billion pounds in new equity, he adds.

From The Wall Street Journal

One reason for lower target prices is to account for dilution from a $650 million equity raise, also announced with earnings.

From Barron's

Critics have raised concerns over the dilution of shares, increased “key man” risk and the size of the package.

From MarketWatch