MicroStrategy, led by Michael Saylor, holds 847,363 bitcoins valued at about $50.9 billion with an average purchase price of $75,653 per coin. Despite the company's aggressive bitcoin accumulation in 2024-2025 and Saylor's intention to continue buying, MicroStrategy's stock has fallen due to concerns over its funding model and dividend obligations. Ripple CEO criticized the approach, but the company still has enough dollar reserves to cover dividends for about 10 months. Saylor's bullish stance signals ongoing bitcoin purchases, reinforcing MicroStrategy's position as a leading corporate bitcoin holder.
Bitcoin and Ether fell to new lows for 2026 following a broad selloff in tech stocks driven by concerns over AI industry costs and speculative profits. This tech weakness spilled over into crypto markets, with significant ETF outflows exceeding $7 bi...
MicroStrategy, led by Michael Saylor, faces a $13 billion unrealized loss on its 847,363 Bitcoin holdings due to the average purchase price of $75,653 against the current $60,000 market price. This loss has caused the company's market cap to fall 43%...
Bitcoin is trading near the critical $60,000 level, but the bigger concern is Strategy's (Michael Saylor's company) loss of its Bitcoin premium. Previously, Strategy's premium allowed it to raise capital and buy more Bitcoin, fueling bullish momentum...
Samson Mow claims the bitcoin price bottom has been reached, arguing that the traditional four-year halving cycle accelerated after bitcoin hit an all-time high 37 days before the April 2024 halving. This suggests the usual cycle timing may no longer...
Whey protein inventories in the U.S. have dropped about 50% since 2023 due to surging demand driven by diet trends and increased use of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs, which require higher protein intake to prevent muscle loss. The dairy industry's processi...
