Michael Saylor's Strategy (MSTR), formerly MicroStrategy, is a business software company turned Bitcoin treasury powerhouse.

MicroStrategy’s mNAV premium has vanished. Can capital markets keep funding its Bitcoin strategy without valuation cushion?

MicroStrategy's stock drops 66%, wiping $90B from its market cap, despite holding $59B in Bitcoin and stable liquidity.

Michael Saylor's MicroStrategy reports $17.44 billion in unrealized loss on digital assets during the last quarter.

MicroStrategy, now known as Strategy, has recently accumulated $109 million in Bitcoin, aligning with its strategic push into ...

Metaplanet bought 4,279 BTC for $451M, reaching 35,102 BTC worth $3.78B, generating $55M revenue via options strategies ...

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Peter Schiff criticizes the MicroStrategy Bitcoin plan on the basis of a 47.5 percent share decline in 2025, which he deems ...

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Saylor’s firm, Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR), earlier MicroStrategy, holds a record 672,497 BTC, worth roughly $59 billion. This ...

Strategy's business model results in wild swings, but since it hasn't sold any bitcoin, these are just paper losses ...

MicroStrategy shows how Bitcoin enables retail access and perpetual capital, solving private equity’s biggest structural ...