Before the U.S. SEC recently approved ETFs which allowed direct investing in Bitcoin, MicroStrategy co-founder Michael Saylor sold shares in a number of different offerings. In the days leading up to the SEC approval (January 2–January 10), Saylor sold 3,882–5,000 shares, according to Bloomberg data. This was Saylor’s first sale
Michael Saylor, executive chairman of MicroStrategy, has started selling $216 million worth of shares in his business over the course of four months. He had previously said that some of the proceeds will go into purchasing additional Bitcoin. Saylor revealed in a statement with the U.S SEC on January 2
Michael Saylor, the chairman of MicroStrategy has announced the purchase of a further 16,130 BTC for about $593.3 million, or $36,785 per Bitcoin. According to the report, the corporation has grown its Bitcoin holdings to 174,530 BTC as of November 29. These holdings were bought for over $5.28 billion, or
Michael Saylor, co-founder of MicroStrategy, predicts that BTC demand might increase by a factor of 10 by the end of 2024, thanks in large part to the next Bitcoin halving. On November 10th, Saylor spoke at the 2023 Australia Crypto Convention, where he was asked to forecast the future of
MicroStrategy has placed a large wager on Bitcoin, and the company’s founder and chairman, Michael Saylor, is not shy about praising the move. Saylor, using his twitter account, posted a comparison graphic highlighting the advantages of using Bitcoin as the X treasury reserve asset (TRA) compared to other major financial
Michael Saylor led MicroStrategy based in the United States, has recently acquired 5,445 Bitcoin (BTC), making it one of the largest institutional investors of BTC. According to the latest report from the company’s chairman, Michael Saylor, the most recent investment was made at an average price of $27,053 per Bitcoin,
Currency devaluation and inflationary pressures are only two of the major threats to the Turkish economy in recent years. Despite these setbacks, Bitcoin has managed to garner the interest of influential people like MicroStrategy’s CEO Michael Saylor. To preserve the faltering Turkish regional currencies, he suggests using digital currencies like
Esteemed business tycoon Michael Saylor recently conversed profoundly with Michelle Makori, discussing critical cybersecurity issues. They explored the escalating risks of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Moreover, the potential of cryptographic solutions built upon Bitcoin to combat these threats. My discussion with @MichelleMakori covering the threats to our cybersecurity from AI, cryptographic
MicroStrategy, a developer of business software and analytics, has stated that it would soon release a number of products relating to Bitcoin. A Bitcoin (BTC) wallet and a Lightning address will soon be made available to corporate account users, as he revealed in a recent Twitter post. At @MicroStrategy, we
Bitcoin advocate and MicroStrategy co-founder Michael Saylor now uses a business email account connected to the Bitcoin Lightning Network. A snapshot of certain Bitcoin transactions received to “saylor@microstrategy.com” in the form of Satoshis or “Sats,” the lowest denomination of Bitcoin, was posted by the company’s co-founder with his 3 million
