Strategy Scoops $264M in Bitcoin, Holdings Rocket Beyond 712,000 BTC
TL;DR Massive Purchase: Strategy acquired 2,932 BTC for $264.1M, lifting its total stash to 712,647 BTC and reinforcing its role as the largest corporate holder of
TL;DR Massive Purchase: Strategy acquired 2,932 BTC for $264.1M, lifting its total stash to 712,647 BTC and reinforcing its role as the largest corporate holder of

TLDR Less than 10% of traders on Polymarket and Kalshi believe Bitcoin will reclaim six figures before the end of January. There is a 65% probability
Michael Saylor again hinted at further Bitcoin purchases following Strategy’s largest acquisition in more than a year. The executive chairman posted the message “Thinking about buying

TL;DR Strategy confirmed that preferred equity now exceeds its outstanding convertible debt, reshaping its capital structure toward instruments without fixed maturity dates. The shift followed a
TL;DR Michael Saylor, CEO of Strategy, signaled new Bitcoin purchases above $93,000 and posted the “₿igger Orange” signal on social media alongside a chart of the

During his appearance on the What Bitcoin Did podcast, Michael Saylor strongly defended companies that utilize crypto-assets as a treasury reserve. In response to criticism of

TL;DR Major Purchase: Strategy acquired 13,627 BTC for $1.25B, marking its largest Bitcoin buy since July and reinforcing its long‑term accumulation strategy. Saylor’s Position: Michael Saylor
TL;DR Strategy (MSTR) posted a $17.44B unrealized loss on its Bitcoin holdings but purchased an additional 1,286 BTC for $116M. Its total BTC holdings now stand

TLDR: High volatility and media scrutiny face those who decide to invest in MicroStrategy MSTR. This week, attention focused on the new investment vehicle STRC, linked

Peter Schiff publicly questioned the MicroStrategy Bitcoin strategy after five years since its inception. The gold advocate and critic argued via X that Michael Saylor’s aggressive
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