MicroStrategy just spent another $10 million on Bitcoin. The purchase brings MicroStrategy's holdings to 70,784. MicroStrategy Buys Bitcoin, Again MicroStrategy isn't done buying Bitcoin just yet. The business intelligence giant, headed by crypto convert Michael Saylor, has purchased 314 Bitcoin, worth roughly $10 million. The move brings the company's total holdings to 70,784 BTC....
Bitcoin (BTC) continues to make a bold move northwards hitting a new all-time high above $35,500 levels. At press time, BTC is trading 15% up at $35.320 with a market cap of $657 billion. As per analysts Ki-Young Ju, this BTC...
Don't be late for the Bitcoin party! If you are waiting on the sidelines, note that institutions are already making bold moves. On Tuesday, December 22, Grayscale has reportedly 12,319 BTC to the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust...
2020 was unforgettable, especially for Bitcoin. To help memorialize this year for our readers, we asked our network of contributors to reflect on Bitcoin’s price action, technological development, community growth and more in 2020, and to reflect on what all of this might mean for 2021. These writers responded with a collection of thoughtful and thought-provoking articles. Click here...
MicroStrategy is transforming itself into corporate America's boldest bitcoin bull, now owning bitcoin worth over $1.596 billion.
Software intelligence firm MicroStrategy made one of the boldest investment moves of the year when it invested $250 million into bitcoin, buying about 0.1 percent of the total supply in August. Its CEO, Michael Saylor, has doubled down on the move in countless public comments and earlier this month,...
Mobile games maker Zynga, known best for Words With Friends and Farmville, has revealed a $750 senior convertible note offering that could potentially end up in Bitcoin. Here are all the oddly coincidental details that mimic the timing of the Michael Saylor-led MicroStrategy convertible note offering that was used to purchase a large sum of the cryptocurrency. Setting A Precedent: MicroStrategy Buys Bitcoin...
The MicroStrategy CEO took to Twitter to dismiss widespread speculation that his company's recent massive purchases of bitcoin have turned it into an investment firm or de facto ETF.
MicroStrategy said Wednesday it anticipates raising $537.2 million in net proceeds from a debt offering the business intelligence company is conducting in its most brazen play yet to buy more bitcoin. The story is developing and will be updated with additional information.
Michael Saylor announced plans to offer convertible bonds with the express intent to buy BTC. The community reacts.
Michael Saylor has been a bitcoin evangelist and dollar doomsayer for less than 6 months. But the bits that would become his bitcoin philosophy began forming three decades ago.
Software intelligence firm MicroStrategy announced in a press release its intent to privately offer $400 million in convertible senior notes so that it could buy more bitcoin. "MicroStrategy intends to invest the net proceeds from the sale of the...
MicroStrategy Inc. has purchased more Bitcoin by paying $50 million at an average buying price of $19,427. The company CEO Michael Saylor announced his company’s third bitcoin purchase on Twitter. At the time of writing this, the Bitcoin price is sitting at 19043.60. https://cryptoticker.io/en/bitcoin- price-profit-scalping-strategy/ Microstrategy...
Just at the time when Peter Schiff's anti-Bitcoin rant continues, financial institutions and investors continue to double down their bets on BTC. Later on Friday, December 4, Michael Saylor's...
The revelation is a notable public relations win for Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong.
In a broader crypto market correction, Bitcoin has tanked over 5% slipping below $18,000 levels by losing more than $1000 in a flash. This crash comes just at a time when BTC was making efforts...
MicroStrategy executives are on the hunt for blockchain experts who could help the publicly traded firm build a suite of bitcoin data services.
Even if they don’t know it yet, Michael Saylor thinks gold investors will eagerly dump the commodity for what he calls a superior store of value – bitcoin.
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