MicroStrategy (MSTR) trades 20% below its 200-day moving average as Bitcoin fell 16.6% from $104,050 to $86,774. MicroStrategy created a $1.4B reserve for future dividend and interest payments amid ...

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Shares of MicroStrategy Inc. rallied toward an eight-month high on Monday after the software and bitcoin-treasury company disclosed that it has resumed buying bitcoin, as prices surged further into ...

The world's largest Bitcoin treasury firm, Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR), formerly MicroStrategy, could join the S&P 500 list as early as this Friday, the popular Bitcoin investor Lark Davis said on Sep. 1.

Strategy sees bitcoin prices rising to $150,000 by the end of the year MicroStrategy Inc., the enterprise-software company that calls itself the largest corporate holder of cryptocurrency, posted a ...

It is now bigger news when MicroStrategy Inc. doesn’t buy any bitcoin than when it does. The self-proclaimed largest bitcoin treasury company, which is technically still a software company MSTR, ...

The world's largest corporate holder of bitcoin falls short of quarterly expectations, however MicroStrategy Inc. said late Thursday it will continue to buy bitcoin and grow its stash of the ...

MicroStrategy has transformed into a leveraged Bitcoin proxy, offering investors amplified exposure to Bitcoin's price movements through its massive Bitcoin holdings and strategic financial ...

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MicroStrategy hit a new milestone this morning. Its shares were down more than 50% from their all-time, intraday high in November. In Wall Street lingo, that would qualify as a crash. Led by its ...

MicroStrategy Inc., the software maker that has been tapping capital markets to fund purchases of Bitcoin, announced on Wednesday that the company would now be doing business under the name Strategy.

MicroStrategy Inc. said it didn’t buy any Bitcoin in the prior week, halting a string of 12 consecutive weekly purchases that began in late October. The purchases had coincided with a record-breaking ...