MicroStrategy has announced plans to raise additional funds to expand its Bitcoin holdings through a public offering of Strike Preferred Stock (STRK), according to a Jan. 27 statement. The company aims to issue 2.5 million shares of its Series A Perpetual Strike Preferred Stock, subject to regulatory approval and prevailing market conditions. The offering’s proceeds […]
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As Bitcoin (BTC) retests the $90,000 price level after tumbling almost 9% in the past week, institutional investors and corporations are seizing the pullback as an opportunity to increase their BTC reserves. Business intelligence firm MicroStrategy is one such entity, having purchased 2,530 BTC during the ongoing market downturn. MicroStrategy Buys The Bitcoin Dip Undeterred […]
The company now owns more than $192 million worth of BTC and touts a "Bitcoin yield" of more than 99%, it said.
Critics call it heedless; supporters say it’s brilliant. Either way, Michael Saylor continues doubling down on Bitcoin.
MicroStrategy Purchases More Bitcoin, Adding to Holdings for 9th Consecutive Week.
MicroStrategy Purchases More Bitcoin, Adding to Holdings for 9th Consecutive Week.
The record bullish skew in MSTR options has disappeared as the bitcoin tailwind driven by the Treasury asset narrative loses momentum.
The bitcoin-buying company outperformed many other crypto-linked traditional finance entities this year.
MicroStrategy continues its Bitcoin (BTC) buying spree. The business intelligence firm scooped 2,138 BTC for $209 million in its latest purchase, pushing its total holdings to 446,400 BTC. MicroStrategy Ends 2024 With Another Bitcoin Buy In an announcement made today, the US-based company stated it had further bolstered its BTC reserves with a fresh 2,138 […]
George Soros called it Reflexivity, but most know it as a virtuous circle, and MicroStrategy's at the moment has been broken.
According to data from MicroStrategy co-founder Michael Saylor, the company holds 444,262 Bitcoin, valued at roughly $41.4 billion.
The fund aims to offer exposure to MicroStrategy's convertible bonds, among others.
MicroStrategy slowed down Bitcoin buying last week, reporting the smallest BTC buy since July 2024.
According to MicroStrategy co-founder Michael Saylor, the company currently holds 439,000 Bitcoin, valued at approximately $27 billion.
In a statement on X, Ki Young Ju, CEO of CryptoQuant, a leading on-chain analytics firm, provided a stark assessment of MicroStrategy’s financial health in relation to its Bitcoin investments. Can MicroStrategy Go Bankrupt? Ju stated, “MicroStrategy only goes bankrupt if an asteroid hits Earth. For 15 years, Bitcoin has never dropped below the cost […]
Bloomberg Intelligence expects MicroStrategy’s stock, MSTR, to join the Nasdaq 100 index later in December, with an announcement to come as soon as this week.
MicroStrategy, a US-based business intelligence firm, has expanded its Bitcoin (BTC) holdings as part of its corporate treasury strategy. The company announced its latest purchase of 21,550 BTC, worth approximately $2.1 billion. MicroStrategy Unfazed by Bitcoin’s Historic Price Surge In an official announcement today, the publicly-traded company had acquired an additional 21,550 BTC. This purchase […]
MicroStrategy's Bitcoin treasury is worth more than $40 billion after BTC surpassed $100,000 per coin.
Corporate Bitcoin adoption is "going parabolic," and early birds have little to worry about when it comes to BTC price corrections.
The goal is to create an onchain product that generates yield on Bitcoin, according to Solv’s co-founder.
On the yearly chart, Bitcoin rose 146% and MicroStrategy gained 599% as more retail investment increased MicroStrategy’s volatility compared to BTC.
In an interview with CNBC on Monday, Fred Thiel, CEO of Marathon Digital Holdings (NASDAQ: MARA), shared his bullish outlook on Bitcoin. He emphasized the growing institutional interest and a favorable regulatory environment that could propel the BTC price to new highs. Thiel dismissed the impact of the recent Bitcoin halving, stating, “I think the halving had zero effect.” Instead, he attributed the Bitcoin price surge to the introduction of spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) earlier this year. “In January, you had the ETFs that launched that drove all of a sudden the beginnings of some institutional interest,” he noted. Institutions Just ‘Waiting To Buy Up’ Bitcoin While the initial investments in these ETFs were predominantly retail, Thiel observed a shift as institutional players began entering the market. “Then you started seeing some pension funds starting to buy into ETFs and into Bitcoin-related equities like our stock or MicroStrategy‘s,” he added. The CEO highlighted the potential impact of political developments on the BTC market. “With the election, you know, Donald Trump ran on a platform that is very pro-Bitcoin—Bitcoin strategic reserve, mining in the US, etc.,” Thiel said. He suggested that such a stance could lead to a more supportive regulatory environment in the United States. Related Reading: Bitcoin Rally Pauses Before $100K—Here’s What Could Happen Next “What that’s ended up driving is a huge belief that all of a sudden the regulatory environment for Bitcoin and crypto will get much better, that the US will double down and really invest in Bitcoin potentially,” he explained. This anticipated shift could pressure other nations to adopt similar policies, fostering global adoption. Thiel also pointed out the robust market dynamics absorbing selling pressure from long-term holders. “Every single Bitcoin that had been purchased was in profit, and you started long-term holders who had held Bitcoin for years beginning to liquidate a little bit to take some profits,” he said. Despite this, he emphasized the market’s resilience: “There is so much demand in the market that it just keeps soaking it up.” Addressing concerns about Bitcoin’s notorious volatility, Thiel asserted that significant drawdowns might be a thing of the past, at least in the near term. “The volatility of past years, where you would hit a peak and then see a 20% or 30% drawdown, I think are gone, at least for the near-term future,” he stated. He believes that institutional investors are poised to enter the market aggressively. “I think what we’re going to see is essentially institutions just waiting to buy up Bitcoin,” Thiel predicted. Related Reading: Bitcoin Price Alert: Expert Warns Of Upcoming 25% Drop, Timing And Trends Explained He cited recent actions by major corporations to support his outlook. “You look at MicroStrategy—they’re [issuing a] $3 billion bond; they’re out there buying Bitcoin very aggressively,” he said. “We raised a $1 billion bond at 0% coupon the same week as Michael Saylor did, and we went out and acquired hundreds of millions of dollars of Bitcoin.” Thiel emphasized that this trend is gaining momentum: “Lots of people are starting to do this now.” Concluding his insights, Thiel expressed confidence in Bitcoin’s upward trajectory. “Anybody who’s selling is selling into a market where there’s ample demand, and I think that for the foreseeable future we’ll continue to see Bitcoin price move up—you know, up and down, up and down—but generally the trend will be upwards,” he said. Notably, Cantor Fitzgerald recently adjusted its price target for MARA from $33 to $42. The revision follows Mara Holdings’ completion of a substantial $1 billion convertible note offering last week. From the $980 million raised, Mara used $199 million to buy back $222 million in principal of its 2026 convertible notes. With $781 million in proceeds remaining, the company plans to purchase additional Bitcoin, leveraging a strategy similar to MicroStrategy (MSTR). However, unlike MicroStrategy, which focuses purely on capital market maneuvers to accumulate Bitcoin, Mara also operates the largest publicly-traded Bitcoin mining operation by hash rate. Analysts at Cantor highlight this as a key differentiator with bullish potential. At press time, BTC traded at $92,531. Featured image from YouTube, chart from TradingView.com
Bitcoin unexpectedly fell under $92,000 on Nov. 25. Do bulls still have a chance to rally to $100,000?
Following MicroStrategy's successful bitcoin buying strategy, many companies, some microcaps and unrelated to crypto, started announcing similar steps.The strategy has led to significant short-term share price rallies for some of these companies, but according to market observers, the long-term success remains uncertain.While optimists see this as a step toward more mainstream bitcoin adoption, skeptics view it as a potential short-term fad for some smaller companies.
MicroStrategy bought 55,500 more bitcoin over the past week for $5.4B, bringing its total holding to 386,700 BTC. MicroStrategy recently entered the top 100 U.S. publicly traded companies by market cap, briefly surpassing $100 billion valuation. The Nasdaq 100 Index begins its annual reranking this week, with results set to be announced on Dec. 13.
MicroStrategy Inc. (MSTR) experienced a sharp decline in its stock price yesterday, plummeting over 20% during intraday trading before closing down 16.2%. This significant drop occurred even as Bitcoin (BTC) surged to a new all-time high, just shy of $100,000. Despite the setback, MSTR remains up an impressive 479% year-to-date. The stock’s tumble follows remarks […]
The insurance giant made the investment across four different sub-organizations, according to Bloomberg Terminal data shared by pseudonymous analyst Petruschki.
The $3 billion offering of 0% convertible senior notes is part of MicroStrategy’s plans to raise $42 billion over the next three years — primarily to buy more Bitcoin.
MicroStrategy saw more trading volumes than the US spot Bitcoin ETFs combined as its shares tanked over 25% on Nov. 21.
MicroStrategy offers leveraged Bitcoin exposure, amplifying risk but potentially offering higher returns with repurchasing options.