Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman and Co‑Founder of MicroStrategy, recently addressed concerns over quantum computing potentially breaking Bitcoin’s encryption. In a CNBC interview, he dismissed fears raised by firms like BlackRock that advanced quantum machines could render Bitcoin insecure. Saylor noted that anyone capable of building a quantum computer powerful enough to
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has expanded its preferred stock offering to raise nearly $1 billion for additional Bitcoin acquisitions. The firm priced 11.76 million shares of its 10% Series A Perpetual Stride Preferred Stock (STRD) at $85 each, with an estimated $979.7 million in net proceeds. Initially targeting $250 million, the
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
Michael Saylor is one of the top personalities when it comes to crypto. His relentless Bitcoin investments through the Strategy are something the crypto community admires and adopts. The Bitcoin maxi sparked a debate earlier today by saying that publishing Proof-of-Reserves is a bad idea for companies. Bitcoin proponent and
Michael Saylor’s Strategy and its officials are accused by a California-based investor of breaching federal securities laws by making false and misleading statements. The complaint was filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia on Friday. Anas Hamza accused Strategy and its officials, including the co-founder
The founder of Strategy, Michael Saylor, on May 9 revealed that he believes that Bitcoin has not hit the $150,000 mark yet, as holders without a long-term perspective have been selling off. At the same time, there are many investors who are looking to enter the market. He further added
Michael Saylor’s firm, Strategy (formerly known as MicroStrategy), is doubling down on its Bitcoin-first approach with an $84 billion capital strategy aimed at significantly increasing its BTC holdings. The company has announced plans to raise $42 billion through equity and another $42 billion through fixed income instruments to fuel the
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.
This past week has been centered around the USA’s worldwide tariff negotiations. While the crypto market took its biggest hit on Monday, it has spent the two days struggling to stage a rebound. However, at the time of the press, the market has not yet recovered. On a positive note,
Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy executive chairman, once again underlined the role of Bitcoin as the basis of a U.S. strategic crypto reserve. Ahead of the soon to be held White House Crypto Summit. Saylor reiterated that Bitcoin is the sole digital asset upon which all can agree, without an issuer. And
