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MicroStrategy) acquired 520 Bitcoin for approximately $35 million last week while increasing its USD reserve by $300 million to $1.4 billion.

In the annals of risk-taking bosses, perhaps none have outdone Michael Saylor. Strategy was improbably worth $130 billion when he tried an unorthodox financing method that experts warned risked disaster.

Michael Saylor posted Strategy’s well-known Orange Dots Bitcoin acquisition tracker on X with a single caption, “Looks better with more dots”, and traders took less than an hour to decode it as a preview of another corporate Bitcoin buy. The post follows a confirmed ~$100 million BTC purchase for the ...

The history of American business is filled with founders who took huge risks. Steve Jobs made gutsy bets on the Macintosh, iPod and iPhone. When Jobs unveiled the iPod, Apple was worth less than two-tenths of a percent what it is today.

As STRC trades below par, on-chain expert Axel Adler Jr. claimed Strategy's financing mechanism "started to creak".

Wall Street veteran Visser's latest comments mark a shift from an earlier bullish stance, with the investor now saying Bitcoin may need the AI rally to cool before attracting fresh buyers.

Michael Saylor teased Strategy's next Bitcoin buy with a tracker post, days after the firm sold Bitcoin to fund dividends.

Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz warned about the crypto market's lack of fresh buyers and growing pressure over Strategy's massive Bitcoin treasury.

Investing.com -- Bitcoin traded above $64,000 on Sunday, recovering from last week’s dip as investors monitored U.S.-Iran negotiations in Switzerland and signs of continued bullish positioning in crypto derivatives markets.

STRC's decline to about $88 gives critics of leveraged Bitcoin accumulation fresh ammunition as scrutiny of treasury-company financing models intensifies.

SkyBridge Capital founder Anthony Scaramucci threw his weight on Wednesday behind fellow Bitcoin bull Michael Saylor and his firm Strategy Inc., suggesting they’ll be “right” in the nick of time. Michael Saylor Not In Trouble, Scaramucci Says During an interview with CNBC, Scaramucci stated that Saylor is “definitely not in trouble,” pointing to a “very deep capital pool” at his disposal. “You have to really understand the mechanisms of the balance sheet to understand that Bitcoin can go a lot l

The CEO said he will not replicate the perpetual preferred structure at his own Bitcoin treasury company.

Saylor says Strategy reserves top debt by $48 billion, but STRC trades below par as traders debate the funding model.

Strategy investors are closely watching the July 4 CLARITY Act deadline, which could reshape crypto regulation and influence bitcoin-linked stocks.

Strategy sold 32 BTC for roughly $2.5 million in late May, its first standalone Bitcoin sale since 2022.

Investing.com -- Bitcoin rose above $63,000 on Saturday, recovering from recent losses as investors evaluated regulatory developments in major markets and signs of continued institutional interest in digital assets.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: $BTC) ended the week on a down note as a tentative recovery stalled after the U.S. Federal Reserve...

Strive Inc. (NASDAQ: $ASST) CEO Matt Cole blamed leveraged liquidations for a sharp break in Bitcoin (CRYPTO: $BTC)...

Digital credit survived its first test as STRC fell below par, while Bitcoin network activity hit multi-year highs.

Institutions are gobbling up Solana for their balance sheets. These are the top publicly traded treasuries.

The disastrous day for Bitcoin firms' preferred equity offerings may have been due to unwinding of leveraged positions in STRC and SATA.

For years, Michael Saylor's Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR) has reigned as the largest corporate Bitcoin (BTC) holder among publicly listed firms. But the company's prized Bitcoin funding machine is sputtering. Now a veteran portfolio manager says Saylor is running out of good options. STRC, nicknamed ...

The company recently bought Bitcoin worth $100 million.

At $116.56, Strategy Inc. (NASDAQ:MSTR) looks vulnerable, with dilutive equity issuance colliding with a hawkish incoming Fed under Kevin Warsh setting up a potential path back toward $65. The stock has lost 68.93% of its value over the past year, and Michael Saylor’s resumed bitcoin buying has not arrested the slide. Strategy, the rebranded MicroStrategy ... Buy, Hold, or Sell: Strategy Inc. Resumed Its Bitcoin Buying Spree, but Will Warsh’s First Fed Meeting and Severe Tech Compression Crush M

Michael Saylor, chairman of crypto firm Strategy (NASDAQ: $MSTR), has commented, albeit briefly, on the continued s...

MicroStrategy's STRC preferred stock hit a record low below par, pressuring its main Bitcoin financing tool.

Leading cryptocurrencies fell, while stocks rebounded on Thursday as investors parsed the hawkish pivot in the Federal Reserve’s policy. Cryptocurrency24-Hour Gains +/-Price (Recorded at 9:25 p.m. EDT)Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC)-2.49%$63,012.93Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) -2.49%$1,713.17XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) -3.39%$1.14Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) -3.49%$69.83Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) -2.88%$0.08369 Crypto Market Dips Further Bitcoin fell to the early $62,000s, while Ethereum tumbled to an intraday low of $1,670, extendi

MicroStrategy’s AI-created STRC preferred stock has fallen below $100, raising fresh concerns over Saylor’s Bitcoin funding strategy.

Strategy's STRC has fallen below $100/share during what some are saying is a leverage unwind.

Strategy's biggest gun for buying bitcoin — preferred stock issuance — is about to get more costly.