Michael Saylor’s Strategy has purchased 705 more bitcoins for $75.1 million. The acquisition occurred between May 26 and June 1, as per an SEC filing published on June 2. The coins were bought at an average price of $106,495 each, during a week when Bitcoin dropped to an intraweek low
Michael Saylor, the Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy, fascinated the audience at Bitcoin 2025 in Las Vegas. He mixed his support for cryptocurrencies with philosophical comparisons. The well-known Bitcoin backer, who holds around 3% of all existing Bitcoin, explained his investment approach in a list of 21 points. He called this
Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, the software company turned crypto giant, is making waves again. With Bitcoin (BTC) reaching an all-time high of $111,861, the company is set to post a massive $22.7 billion gain in Q2 2025, the largest quarterly profit in its history. This explosive growth could position MicroStrategy for
Shark Tank star Kevin O’Leary has dismissed the idea of a U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. Speaking during a debate with SkyBridge founder Anthony Scaramucci, O’Leary said the proposal “will never happen.” He cited a lack of bipartisan support and questioned the motives of Bitcoin advocates like Michael Saylor. The exchange
Strategy is circling around mainstream media with its latest Bitcoin purchase. Its most recent press release revealed that the firm purchased 6,556 Bitcoins for $555.8 million. Popular on-chain analytics platform Lookonchain confirmed the purchase earlier today. Strategy acquired funds for this purchase from its two ATM (at-the-market) stock offering programs.
Cryptocurrency has seen incredible growth in the last 2 years with the market’s significant boom. Nations worldwide have begun to inculcate digital assets and utilize the effective tools that come along with it, such as the blockchain. Using blockchain integration numerous projects have pushed the boundaries of innovation further over
Just a day after revealing plans to add Bitcoin (BTC) to its balance sheet, GameStop (GME) is taking things a step further. The company, led by CEO Ryan Cohen, is raising $1.3 billion by issuing convertible senior notes, aiming to use the funds for Bitcoin purchases. The five-year bonds, set
GameStop, the video game retailer and original meme-stock company, has officially announced that its board has unanimously approved adding Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset, as per its press release on March 25th. This means GameStop will start using some of its corporate cash—possibly even future debt or equity—to invest
Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, has announced a $2 billion convertible senior notes offering. The company aims to use the proceeds to acquire more BTC and support corporate operations. The notes, due in 2030, will be available to qualified institutional buyers under Rule 144A of the Securities Act. The offering includes an
On February 5, the largest institutional hodler of Bitcoin and intelligence firm, MicroStrategy, announced a rebranding of its company to “Strategy”. The decision reinforced the firm’s commitment to Bitcoin as a treasury asset. The rebranding decision included changing the company’s logo to a stylized Bitcoin “B” signature orange color. Michael
