Michael Saylor
Microsoft’s board of directors were asked to assess whether holding BTC on the company’s balance sheet would benefit shareholders long-term
MicroStrategy announced that it purchased 55,500 bitcoin last week, but that didn’t quite push BTC over the 6-figure edge
MicroStrategy executives have been well rewarded for turning the stock around, with bitcoin’s help
MicroStrategy announced that it bought nearly 12,000 more bitcoin from April to late June
DC AG Brian Schwalb said the case is the “largest income tax fraud recovery” in DC history
An unwavering bitcoin bull versus a TradFi CEO who has come around on the asset class — both have proven influential in quickening BTC adoption to different groups
A big portion of the company’s value comes from its ability to purchase bitcoin with convertible debt and equity, founder Michael Saylor says
Michael Saylor announced Monday morning that MicroStrategy bought 3k more bitcoin after the X account was compromised over the weekend
With spot bitcoin funds live, the premium at which MicroStrategy stock trades relative to BTC will compress, but not disappear, TD Cowen analysts say
MicroStrategy stock dipped early Wednesday after a filing indicated the company founder’s share offload has commenced
MicroStrategy bought $600 million worth of bitcoin as of Dec. 26, adding to purchases throughout November totaling nearly $600 million
A proposed fund would use a “synthetic covered call strategy” to offer indirect exposure to the share price of the largest publicly traded holder of bitcoin
Bitcoin doesn’t have spokespeople like most of Web3 — why not let Michael Saylor shoot his shot
MicroStrategy holds 158,400 BTC and plans to buy more amid “promising backdrop of potential increased institutional adoption”
Michael Saylor has netted literally dollars’ worth of bitcoin ever since MicroStrategy adopted the Lightning Network
Is the bear market over for bitcoin? Some investors think the asset’s recent $30,000 breakthrough means that the worst is over
The broadening of BTC use cases, bank closures could spur MicroStrategy to continue buying more of the asset, industry participant says
A separate claim brought against Saylor and MicroStrategy accusing the company and its executive chairman of conspiring to violate the district’s False Claims Act, has been dismissed
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