Michael Saylor shakes up the Bitcoin market once again with a massive new purchase. The details in this article!
Is it important for Bitcoin to become a popular means of payment? Michael Saylor reignited the controversy in a tweet published on the occasion of "Pizza Day."
A key figure in institutional bitcoin, Michael Saylor now sees his legitimacy challenged. The co-founder of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), who has made BTC the core of his business strategy, is facing a class action lawsuit. Investors accuse him and his executives of misleading the market by concealing key information about the financial viability of their massive bitcoin accumulation policy. This represents a potential judicial setback for one of the staunchest advocates of the queen of crypto.
Strategy is buying bitcoins hand over fist, but a lawsuit attacks it for "concealing" risks. Is Saylor at risk of being checkmated in his strategy? Find out more.
Michael Saylor strikes again. The head of Strategy has just purchased an additional 13,390 bitcoins for $1.34 billion, reinforcing his dominance in the institutional market. What's the next step? Raising $84 billion to continue his buying frenzy. A strategy that fascinates as much as it worries financial experts.
Bitcoin is still struggling to reach the symbolic target of $150,000, despite a recent rebound to $104,000 recorded on May 8th. Michael Saylor, founder of MicroStrategy and a staunch advocate of Bitcoin, has clearly identified the culprits behind this slowdown: opportunistic investors, whom he labels as tourists or weak hands, who exit the market at the slightest sign of quick gains.
Europe, once hesitant about Bitcoin, wants its MicroStrategy: TBG plans for 260,000 BTC by 2033. A strong plan that tickles the ECB and shakes the markets.
The company led by Michael Saylor announces a strong performance of its bitcoin investments for the first quarter of 2025, but disappoints Wall Street analysts with its overall financial results.
As Bitcoin approaches historic highs, some institutional players are displaying unprecedented boldness. Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, has just announced the acquisition of 15,355 BTC for $1.42 billion, as the price surpassed $90,000. This massive new investment confirms the company's resolutely offensive strategy and illustrates the dynamics of a market where institutions are rapidly reshaping the balance, despite the ongoing volatility.
Michael Saylor, co-founder of MicroStrategy, posted a cryptic message on social media suggesting an imminent investment in bitcoin, a week after already acquiring 555 million dollars worth of BTC. This announcement comes against a backdrop of major investors ramping up their acquisitions despite a price close to 94,000 dollars.
BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF is making a meteoric rise in the markets. For Michael Saylor, this is just the beginning: he claims that IBIT will become the world's largest ETF within ten years. A bold prediction that reflects the unstoppable rise of bitcoin in traditional finance.
As Bitcoin hovers around 85,000 dollars, Strategy, the company led by Michael Saylor, continues its ambitious accumulation strategy. In one week, the company invested over 550 million dollars to bolster its already colossal position in the queen of cryptos.
While Wall Street stutters, Metaplanet, the crypto-yen samurai, stacks bitcoins like others stack Treasury bonds. Michael Saylor applauds. The Fed coughs in its corner.
Michael Saylor and his company Strategy continue their offensive on bitcoin. While the company reports more than $9 billion in unrealized gains, its founder hints at a new massive purchase. A strategy that could, according to some analysts, propel BTC up to $300,000.
While markets nervously scrutinize the signals from the Federal Reserve, Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Strategy and a leading figure in Bitcoin maximalism, surprises everyone with a statement as enigmatic as it is calculated. On X, he posts a phrase: "Bitcoin is a chess game," accompanied by an AI-generated image of him posing in front of a chessboard. A minimalist but strategically weighed message that reignites the debate about his long-term vision for crypto.
How many bitcoins will the United States buy and how? White House advisor Bo Hines advocates using customs tax revenues.
Despite global economic turbulence and the volatility of the crypto market, the CEO of Strategy continues his massive acquisitions of bitcoin with a new purchase of 285 million dollars.
As markets shake and capital flees risk assets, Michael Saylor stands firm. The founder of Strategy, indifferent to macroeconomic upheavals, has just added more than 22,000 bitcoins to his treasury. Indeed, the timing raises questions: BTC's correction is intensifying, and geopolitical uncertainty is settling in. However, Saylor does not waver. For him, bitcoin is not a gamble; it is a conviction. A sharp position, contrary to the consensus, which reignites the debate on the resilience of the maximalist strategy.
In the face of the recent plunge of bitcoin below the $75,000 mark, Michael Saylor, president of MicroStrategy's strategy, needed just one word to reaffirm his position: "HODL." This emblematic term of the crypto community perfectly summarizes the businessman’s philosophy.
Michael Saylor, an emblematic figure of Bitcoin, has long wielded his strategy as a banner of absolute hodl. However, a recent filing with the SEC has begun to crack this narrative. The man who promised to bequeath his BTC to a dedicated foundation is now considering selling — at least under duress. A turnaround that raises questions: how far can one challenge financial and regulatory realities in the name of conviction?
Michael Saylor, president of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), is making a provocative call to investors amid a cryptocurrency market correction. His message comes after a new massive purchase of bitcoins by his company, reinforcing his position as the largest institutional holder.
Solana groans, Bitcoin stumbles. The crypto market, drunk with hope yesterday, is reeling under the blows of tariffs. Trump did not free the dollar, but rather chained digital assets.
As Bitcoin wavers below $85,000, Michael Saylor, an iconoclastic figure in crypto, challenges the turbulence. His company, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), has just swallowed up $1.9 billion in the purchase of 22,000 BTC. A gamble? More like a show of strength. In a market shaken by Trump’s protectionist announcements and macroeconomic uncertainty, Saylor embodies an unshakeable conviction: Bitcoin remains the Holy Grail of digital assets.
Michael Saylor is not just predicting the future of Bitcoin - he is methodically building it. The Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy envisions a Bitcoin ecosystem valued at $200 trillion by 2045. His strategy combines aggressive accumulation, innovative financial engineering, and geopolitical vision.
While the markets slept, Strategy filled its digital vault with 506,137 shards of digital gold, each bitcoin stolen from silence for 33 billion reasons.
Is the euro doomed to drift according to monetary policies and geopolitical tensions? Michael Saylor, a prominent figure in bitcoin, is convinced of this. In a striking tweet — "EUR gonna need BTC" — the CEO of MicroStrategy warns about the future of the European currency. While the United States is massively adopting cryptocurrencies, the Eurozone hesitates, caught between sovereignty and the risk of obsolescence.
American President Donald Trump delivered a highly anticipated speech at the Digital Asset Summit in New York, reiterating his vision of America as a global cryptocurrency capital. His remarks do not seem to have met expectations, causing a slight immediate drop in prices.
The United States is preparing to accumulate millions of bitcoins. Goal: to lighten the burden of debt.
As the United States embraces bitcoin, Europe bogs down by continuing to promote the dystopia of the digital euro.
Strategy's CEO, Michael Saylor, is planning a massive fundraising to continue accumulating Bitcoin. Already holding nearly 500,000 BTC, the company is launching an ambitious "ATM Program" that could transform the market.