MicroStrategy is buying bitcoin again after taking a one-week break. It now owns more than 600,000 bitcoin, valued at more than $73 billion.

Corporate Bitcoin adoption is rising, but aggressive accumulation strategies could spark the next crypto bear market.

Michael Saylor’s bitcoin treasury firm, Strategy, has raised its Bitcoin holdings to an eye watering $73 billion.

Strategy snapped up 245 Bitcoins between June 16 and June 22, a notably smaller purchase than usual. For reference, Strategy bought 10,100 Bitcoins in the period between June 9 and June 15. It isn’t ...

MicroStrategy’s $71 billion Bitcoin bet raises systemic risk concerns, with analysts fearing a possible liquidation event ...

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Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, expanded its Bitcoin holdings to $73 billion after purchasing 4,225 tokens for $472 million ...

Strategy’s MSTR stock hits $455.90, fueled by over 600,000 BTC holdings. Market cap jumps to $124.6B as Bitcoin rally boosts investor confidence.

Vanguard now owns more of MicroStrategy than anyone else. That’s the same Vanguard that called crypto “speculative,” said it ...

Strategy (NASDAQ:MSTR) on Monday announced it has added another 4,225 Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) to its already dominant crypto ...

MicroStrategy’s aggressive accumulation has gone mainstream, setting the blueprint for institutional exposure to Bitcoin.

It is now bigger news when MicroStrategy Inc. doesn’t buy any bitcoin than when it does. The self-proclaimed largest bitcoin ...