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Bitcoin surged above $71,000 with a 4.5% gain as institutional demand and fading war volatility boost confidence, supported by MicroStrategy's $1.28 billion Bitcoin purchase and positive ETF inflows,…
MicroStrategy purchased nearly 18,000 Bitcoin in early March, adding $1.28 billion BTC to its holdings, reaching about 739,000 BTC with a $56 billion total spend using stock sales to finance purchase…
Bitcoin surged to a near one-month high of $71,800, driving MicroStrategy shares up over 10% as it increased its bitcoin holdings, signaling strong investor confidence in crypto accumulation amid ren…
Bitcoin dropped sharply from mid-$90Ks to around $60K but shows bullish signs for short-term gains as MicroStrategy bought more. Long-term holders accumulating and reducing supply amid ETF outflows.
MicroStrategy reduced its Bitcoin average cost slightly but faces major downside risks with weak capital inflows and bearish stock chart signals pointing to further declines.
Michael Saylor expects bitcoin to outperform major equities over 4 to 8 years despite recent volatility, with Strategy continuing to accumulate BTC and refraining from selling even amid price pullbac…
MicroStrategy increased its Bitcoin holdings by 2,932 BTC at an average price of ~$90,061, totaling 712,647 BTC valued at $54.19 billion. The company funds Bitcoin purchases via share sales, reinforc…
Significant inflows into US spot Bitcoin ETFs and large Bitcoin purchases by MicroStrategy and Steak 'n Shake boosted Bitcoin prices temporarily, signaling growing institutional and corporate confide…
MicroStrategy's continued large-scale bitcoin purchases show modest market enthusiasm amid fluctuating stock prices and concerns over crypto-focused corporate treasuries in key benchmarks.
MicroStrategy hints at a fresh Bitcoin purchase in 2026 to defend its average cost basis, signaling ongoing aggressive accumulation despite recent price struggles.
A major Chinese mining shutdown reduced Bitcoin's hashrate by 8%, forcing miners to liquidate BTC. MicroStrategy increased its Bitcoin holdings significantly, but overall miner pressure limits near-t…
MicroStrategy's recent large Bitcoin purchase faced immediate losses amid macro-driven sell-offs and BOJ rate hike fears, causing both BTC and MSTR shares to drop sharply in the short term.
MicroStrategy retains its Nasdaq 100 spot and expanded its Bitcoin holdings by over 10,000 BTC, raising $1.44 billion to stabilize finances amid doubts about its classification and market pressures.
MicroStrategy acquired 10,624 BTC for nearly $1 billion, expanding its Bitcoin holdings amid market downturn and funding challenges tied to stock dilution and weaker capital raises.
Michael Saylor's firm acquired 10,624 BTC, raising total holdings to 660,624 BTC worth nearly $60B. Anthony Scaramucci praises the strategy of building dollar reserves and equity sales to increase Bi…
MicroStrategy bought 10,624 BTC for $962.7M, increasing total holdings to 660,624 BTC, but Bitcoin price remains below $92,000 with little reaction so far.
MicroStrategy acquired 10,624 BTC for $962.7M at $90,615 each, increasing total holdings to 660,624 BTC. Despite the large purchase, Bitcoin’s price remains below $92,000, and MicroStrategy’s shares …
MicroStrategy added 130 BTC for $11.7M, pushing total to 650,000 BTC amid market fear, backed by a new $1.44B cash reserve to protect dividends and debt. Bitcoin sales are possible if liquidity tight…
MicroStrategy’s aggressive Bitcoin accumulation amid market volatility highlights long-term confidence despite stock declines linked to hedging dynamics and liquidity slowdowns in digital asset treas…
MicroStrategy's stock price has declined sharply despite Bitcoin holdings appreciating, as investors use it to hedge crypto exposure. The company recently made a large BTC purchase, maintaining long-…