Strategy (MSTR) reported a $12.54 billion net loss in Q1 2026 due to bitcoin's price falling from about $87,000 to $68,000. Despite the loss, bitcoin rebounded above $80,000 early in Q2, while Strategy continued buying BTC rapidly, holding 818,334 coins at an average price of $75,537. The company ended Q1 with $2.25 billion in cash, enough to cover 18 months of preferred stock dividends. Investors now await the earnings call for insights on future strategy amid a volatile crypto market.
Allegion reported strong second-quarter results, driven by broad growth in its Americas segment across residential and nonresidential markets, achieving a 30.1% adjusted operating margin. The company raised its full-year guidance, supported by a dura...
Strategy claims its current capital structure can sustain interest payments and preferred stock dividends even if Bitcoin falls 11.4% annually for 5.8 years. The company holds 843,775 BTC and $3.225 billion in cash reserves to support obligations tot...
Michael Saylor, CEO of Strategy, released a 953-hour reading curriculum covering history, economics, war, technology, and Bitcoin to train future leaders on understanding Bitcoin deeply. His program includes classics like The Story of Civilization an...
Hyperliquid has used $1.2 million of its revenue to burn 20.64K HYPE tokens as part of its deflationary strategy to control supply and support the token price, which remains below $60. Since August 2025, the project has generated $800 million in net ...
The Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan will announce interest rate decisions next week, expected to hold rates steady. The Fed's rate has been stable since December 2025, with a 38% chance of a hike due to rising oil prices, but a hold remains most li...
