Strategy Inc., formerly MicroStrategy, has transformed from a mid-tier software firm into a Bitcoin treasury company with a market cap of $60.94 billion, surpassing First Abu Dhabi Bank's $60.10 billion as of September 2026. This shift was fueled by acquiring over 840,000 Bitcoin through equity and debt offerings since 2020, led by executive chairman Michael Saylor. The milestone highlights growing investor interest in Bitcoin-related assets despite traditional banks holding more assets and revenue. Strategy's approach is evolving with share buybacks and limited Bitcoin sales, while regulators monitor the risks of such concentrated Bitcoin holdings.
Strategy Inc.'s market cap surpassing First Abu Dhabi Bank provides context for cryptocurrency market activity. For readers following crypto assets, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Sep 28, 2026 15:52 WIB: out of 50 major cryptocurrencies, 8 rose and 41 fell. Notable moves include EOS rising 8.13% to Rp12.649, UNI falling 10.60% to Rp160.595, and COTI dropping 8.98% to Rp244.
Google plans to invest $15.2 billion in digital infrastructure across Finland over the next two years, marking one of the largest tech investments in the country. Finnish President Alexander Stubb highlights Finland's clean energy supply, secure envi...
A crypto trader holds a 20,000 Ether long position opened at $1,936, now showing an unrealized gain of approximately $14.06 million. Additionally, the trader has a short position in 650 Bitcoin opened at $84,057, with an unrealized gain of about $950...
Blockchain investigator ZachXBT revealed that $387 million stolen from Bitget is being laundered through intermediaries allegedly tied to North Korean hackers. The funds are moved across multiple blockchain networks and deposited into mixer services ...
An investigator named ZachXBT is tracking $387 million stolen in a hack on crypto exchange Bitget, linking the funds to North Korea-associated launderers. These suspects are openly seeking help on Discord and Telegram to move the stolen money across ...
Wallenius Wilhelmsen ASA's CEO Lasse Kristoffersen discussed during a recent call the exceptional global market dynamics affecting the automotive, high & heavy, and shipping sectors. He emphasized the significant influence of China's advanced manufac...
