Michael Saylor's MicroStrategy reports $17.44 billion in unrealized loss on digital assets during the last quarter.
If accurate, that would place the country’s holdings on par with Bitcoin treasury firm Michael Saylor's Strategy (NASDAQ: ...
Saylor’s firm, Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR), earlier MicroStrategy, holds a record 672,497 BTC, worth roughly $59 billion. This ...
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Bitcoin slide tests Saylor’s indestructible model
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MicroStrategy’s mNAV premium has vanished. Can capital markets keep funding its Bitcoin strategy without valuation cushion?
Strategy has announced another weekly Bitcoin purchase even as the flagship crypto is set to end this year in the red.
Michael Saylor never wants MicroStrategy to let go of its $5 billion bitcoin pile, he told Bloomberg. "Never. No. We're not sellers," he said. "We're only acquiring and holding bitcoin, right? That's ...
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Could the Michael Saylor Strategy Of Holding Your Nose and Buying Bitcoin No Matter the Price Really Be the Winning Way?
Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) has been one of the best performing assets over the course of the past decade, and that’s not really up ...
Michael Saylor wants to buy additional Bitcoin for Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) despite a sharp decline in the company’s stock.
MicroStrategy (NASDAQ:MSTR) Executive Chair Michael Saylor has taken a dig at the S&P 500’s returns by comparing the index’s annualized return since 2020 to that of his firm. MicroStrategy is the ...
MicroStrategy's stock drops 66%, wiping $90B from its market cap, despite holding $59B in Bitcoin and stable liquidity.
Saylor’s post came after MicroStrategy missed out on S&P 500 inclusion last week, despite meeting all the qualifying criteria. S&P instead added AppLovin (NASDAQ:APP), Emcor Group (NYSE:EME), and ...
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