Strategy, led by Executive Chair Michael Saylor, purchased $43 million worth of bitcoin last week, acquiring 535 bitcoins at an average price of $80,340 each. This move marks a resumption of bitcoin buying after a brief pause earlier in 2026. Saylor openly acknowledged that the company funds these bitcoin purchases by selling common stock to shareholders, referring to them as an "equity ATM." Strategy remains one of the largest corporate holders of bitcoin, signaling continued confidence in the cryptocurrency despite recent market fluctuations.
Crypto-linked stocks like Coinbase, MicroStrategy, and Marathon Digital rallied strongly on May 14, driven by optimism around the Senate Banking Committee's upcoming vote on the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. This legislation aims to clarify regul...
MicroStrategy, now Strategy, posted a $12.44 billion net loss in Q4 2025 mainly due to a $17.44 billion unrealized loss on bitcoin. Despite a rally in its stock price driven by bitcoin treasury announcements, its core software business is small and u...
MicroStrategy, now known as Strategy, has seen its shares fall 54.45% over the past year due to large unrealized Bitcoin losses and volatile market conditions. Despite this, the stock has rebounded 43.36% in the last month, with a 24/7 Wall St. price...
Strategy, Inc. has introduced four perpetual preferred shares (STRXs) aimed at investors seeking Bitcoin exposure without owning crypto directly. STRF and STRD are recommended buys for their attractive 10%+ yields, with STRF offering higher liquidati...
Strategy Inc's four perpetual preferred shares have seen exceptional demand, with STRC alone oversubscribed five times, raising $2.5 billion. This strong institutional interest supports the company's shift toward a Bitcoin bank model, justifying a lo...
