MicroStrategy, a top corporate Bitcoin (BTC) holder, just acquired 2,530 BTC for $243 million as it keeps increasing its ...

On Dec. 23, MicroStrategy filed Form Pre-14A with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), a document used to notify shareholders about proposals that require their vote (Figure 1).

After gains of 346% in 2023 and about 360% in 2024 for a total just under 2,000% for two years, it is worthwhile to consider the premium MicroStrategy’s shares are selling for versus its bitcoin ...

MicroStrategy started hoarding Bitcoin five years ago. Its Bitcoin holdings now account for nearly half of its enterprise value. It’s taking on more debt and issuing more shares to fund that ...

MicroStrategy shares have surged due to its unique strategy of leveraging Bitcoin and issuing debt and equity to grow Bitcoin holdings per share. The company's 21/21 plan aims to raise $42 billion ...

MicroStrategy's stock is highly risky due to its heavy reliance on Bitcoin, exposing it to extreme volatility and regulatory uncertainties. The company's business model has shifted from business ...

MicroStrategy’s $243 million Bitcoin purchase hints at a rebound, but it pales compared to past acquisitions under Saylor.

A big reason MicroStrategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) was such a hot stock in 2024 is its bullish position on Bitcoin. The company is such a big believer in crypto that it's planning to raise $42 billion in ...

MicroStrategy (NASDAQ:MSTR) wants to kick its Bitcoin buying strategy into hyperdrive, but is doing so at the expense of existing shareholders. It just bought its latest tranche of the ...

MicroStrategy (NASDAQ: MSTR), which went public in 1998, was once considered a slow-growth analytics software company. It was struggling to grow in a crowded market while keeping pace with nimbler ...