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Billionaire Michael Saylor's Bitcoin experiment is hitting a rough patch.

Schiff warns a Strategy collapse would hit Bitcoin harder than FTX, and Saylor could become a bigger villain than SBF.

CEO Brad Garlinghouse addressed XRP's cross-border payments use case, saying Ripple processed $16 trillion last year, but nearly none of it using digital assets.

Michael Saylor's Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) has been the inspiration behind many companies picking up a crypto treasury model. One such firm was Brera Holdings. Founded in 2022, it began as an owner of small football clubs across Italy, North Macedonia, Mozambique, and Mongolia. After its ...

Rosen Law Firm has started investigating Strategy for potential class-action lawsuit from investors related to various securities.

Investing.com -- Bitcoin traded above $60,000 on Saturday as investors weighed mounting concerns over Strategy Inc (NASDAQ:MSTR) Bitcoin accumulation strategy ahead of a key dividend reset, while the cryptocurrency remained under pressure after falling sharply from recent highs.

Ripple CEO Garlinghouse called Saylor's Bitcoin model a 'damning indictment,' with STRC trading 26% below par.

Strategy (NasdaqGS:MSTR), formerly MicroStrategy, is facing mounting concern after its flagship STRC preferred stock fell sharply, drawing heightened scrutiny. Analysts and critics are questioning the company’s Bitcoin backed funding model and its capacity to maintain cash reserves for preferred dividends. The company recently sold Bitcoin to fund dividends, a shift from its earlier “never sell” stance, and its stock now trades at a discount to its Bitcoin holdings. Public criticism, talk of...

Leading cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (CRYPTO: $BTC) and Ethereum (CRYPTO: $ETH) reached their lowest levels of ...

Strategy (MSTR) closed the most recent trading day at $81.92, moving 4% from the previous trading session.

117 Partners' Thomas Braziel argues that STRC was a mistake for Strategy.

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Investing.com -- A strong earnings showing for one memory stock was overshadowed by a rotation out of technology and into more defensive names, while Bitcoin's slide below $60,000 hit crypto-linked stocks over the past few days.

Worries over Strategy and interest rates have pressured crypto, but Bitwise’s Matt Hougan argues the shakeout is setting up a new rally.

Strategy is sitting on a $13 billion unrealized loss on its bitcoin holdings, with its STRC preferred stock down 25% from par. The company still has about 10 months of reserves to cover dividends but the bigger question is whether investor confidence holds if bitcoin doesn't bounce back. CoinDesk's Sam Ewen hosts "CoinDesk Daily."

Longtime Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff renewed his attack on Strategy’s preferred stock offering STRC, accusing Executive Chairman Michael Saylor of misleading investors. Never Attracted To BTC Narrative "It’s true that I never bought into the Bitcoin narrative, but I always...

Bitcoin's sell-off deepened on June 26 as investors continued fleeing risk assets across global markets. The world's largest cryptocurrency briefly traded near $58,000, extending a decline that has pushed prices back to levels last seen in September 2024. The broader crypto market also ...

Strategy’s flagship preferred stock tumbled again when U.S. markets opened, setting another record low as Bitcoin lingered below $60,000.

For years, the simplest way to bet on Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) without buying it yourself was to buy Strategy. Michael Saylor turned his company into a giant Bitcoin holding machine, and for most of that run, the market paid far more for the stock than the Bitcoin behind it was worth. However, that narrative has now ... Strategy Is Now Worth Less Than Its Own Bitcoin: Is Saylor about to be forced to sell?

Saylor reaffirms Strategy's Bitcoin focus on X as Rosen Law Firm probes MSTR and preferred securities for misleading investor claims.

Strategy’s (MSTR) collapse to $85, marking a severe 76% slide over the past year, reflects a sharp narrative repricing. The market’s premier corporate Bitcoin proxy faced institutional derisking after management demonstrated a willingness to utilize core treasury assets for liquidity, shifting Wall Street perception from an untouchable cold-storage vault into an actively managed corporate balance sheet.

Strategy faces pressure as the price of its Stretch preferred stock continues to slide and Bitcoin, the world’s largest crypto, endures a slump.

Bitcoin sinks to a fresh 2026 low as the selloff drags on. Kraken makes a major move into DeFi. And BlackBerry is staging a comeback.

Michael Saylor's Strategy is experiencing pains as a result of its financial engineering.

In a post on X, Peter Schiff said that Strategy should sell a portion of its Bitcoin holdings and use the proceeds to repurchase its own shares, calling it the “best way to create shareholder value.”

Investors shifted their attention from long-term AI growth potential to the immediate costs of building the infrastructure needed to support it.

The cryptocurrency market meltdown continued on Thursday as fears of rising inflation and potential rate hikes weighed on investor sentiment Cryptocurrency24-Hour Gains +/-Price (Recorded at 9:35 p.m. EDT)Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC)-2.45%$59,273.96Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) -3.68%$1,558.39XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) -4.04%$1.02Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) -0.71%$67.16Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) -3.11%$0.07384 Crypto Market Turns Bloody Red Bitcoin’s descent showed no signs of slowing down, as the apex cryptocurrency fell below

U.S. stock markets are mostly headed for a month in the red amid a downbeat streak for technology names.

Traders can now go long or short on Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), Meta (NASDAQ: META), Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), and Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR), no brokerage account, no market hours, no middleman. Decibel, a fully on-chain perpetual exchange built on the Aptos blockchain, has listed five new markets, namely ...

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: $BTC) treasury firm Strategy (NASDAQ: $MSTR) says it has enough cash on hand to fund the dividend ...