MicroStrategy, known for its 'never sell Bitcoin' stance, sold 32 BTC in late May 2026 to cover preferred stock dividends, marking its first Bitcoin sale in three years. This small sale, about 0.0038% of its holdings, caused MSTR shares to fall over 5% and Bitcoin to drop 2%, hitting a multi-week low. The sale raised concerns about the sustainability of dividend payments amid Bitcoin's current price below the company's average cost basis. Additionally, MicroStrategy raised $128 million through common stock issuance during the same period, signaling cash flow challenges. The surge in bearish options activity suggests traders expect further declines, making this a critical moment for investors watching MSTR and Bitcoin's future movements.
Identiv is selling its Internet of Things (IoT) business and Thai subsidiary to focus on acquiring software companies. The announcement caused its stock to drop over 30%, hitting a 52-week low of $2.48. A UBS analyst set a $3.10 price target, suggest...
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