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.
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.
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.
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.
The crypto market is regaining its colors after the "Black Monday" on April 7, which led to over one billion dollars in liquidations within 24 hours. Currently, the global crypto market capitalization stands at 2.53 trillion dollars, up 3.08% in a day, signaling a possible return of investor confidence.
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.
The Japanese company Metaplanet is aggressively pursuing its strategy of adopting Bitcoin as a cash reserve. This new fundraising marks its second major operation in two months, consolidating its position as the largest Bitcoin treasury in Japan.
The Blockchain Group, a French company, has just acquired 580 bitcoins for 47 million euros, establishing itself as the first European "Bitcoin Treasury Company." This strategy, inspired by Michael Saylor's strategy, has led to a spectacular surge in its stock price.
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.
Metaplanet, smelling a good deal, is offering 150 BTC at a discounted price. A bargain? A ticking time bomb? The future will decide.
Peter Schiff, a well-known advocate for gold and a fierce critic of Bitcoin, did not miss the opportunity to mock crypto investors following the recent drop in prices. As Bitcoin lost nearly 30% of its value in just a few weeks, the economist threw out a provocative jab on social media.
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.
The financial story of the United States may well be on the brink of a major turning point. As the national debt reaches new heights and economic tensions escalate, a key player in the crypto sector, Michael Saylor, proposes a bold strategy: to make bitcoin a national strategic asset. At a summit held at the White House, the founder of Strategy advocated for massive investment by the U.S. government in bitcoin, suggesting that the United States should acquire up to 25% of the total supply by 2035. This proposal, as ambitious as it is controversial, relies on a long-term vision in which bitcoin would become a pillar of American economic prosperity. In response to this announcement, the White House has already taken a first step by signing a decree that establishes a strategic reserve of bitcoin.
At the recent crypto summit at the White House, Michael Saylor, co-founder of Strategy, presented an ambitious strategy aimed at generating up to 100 trillion dollars in economic value over the next decade. All of this, based solely on bitcoin! How?
Michael Saylor, co-founder and executive chairman of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), announced impressive profits of $2.6 billion generated by the company's bitcoin investments over the first two months of 2025. This result validates his strategy of massive accumulation, despite recent market turbulence.
Spoofy and Metaplanet are buying Bitcoin on the dip: Genius strategy or manipulation? Full analysis in this article.
The crypto scene has just experienced a new episode of turbulence: Bitcoin has dropped to $83,400, its lowest level since November 2024. This sudden correction triggered over a billion dollars in liquidations in the derivatives market. Such a situation has shaken investor confidence. Behind this decline, a convergence of macroeconomic and financial factors weighed on the asset, at a time when the strength of Bitcoin ETFs and the influence of Strategy on the market are being called into question.
The T-REX 2X Long MSTR Daily Target ETF, linked to Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), has fallen 81% since its peak in November 2024, losing 40% in three days, according to recent data. This plunge, amplified by bitcoin's volatility, highlights the risks of leveraged ETFs.
Strategy strengthens its position with 20,356 bitcoins purchased for $2.00 billion. Discover the details of this acquisition in this article!
Bitcoin is evolving in an almost critical equilibrium zone. Usually subject to marked fluctuations, the asset has recorded historically low implied volatility in recent days, a situation that is as intriguing as it is worrying for analysts. As the markets await a strong signal, a well-known figure in the sector, Michael Saylor, suggests a new massive buying movement for his company Strategy. Is the Bitcoin market on the brink of an explosive move? As open interest in BTC futures declines and volatility reaches historical lows, some indicators suggest that a period of high activity could follow.
Michael Saylor, co-founder of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), hinted that his company is set to resume its massive Bitcoin purchases after a brief one-week pause. This announcement comes as Strategy continues its 21/21 plan, aimed at accumulating even more BTC.
Strategy continues its accumulation strategy with the acquisition of 7,633 bitcoins for $742.4 million, bringing its total to 478,740 BTC. This major transaction comes after a brief pause in purchases by the company led by Michael Saylor.
After an unusual week of absence, the co-founder of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) resumes his usual communication about Bitcoin. Michael Saylor has published his traditional Bitcoin chart on X, indicating new investments to come.
The world of traditional finance is increasingly intertwined with that of Bitcoin, and BlackRock's recent moves only confirm this dynamic. Indeed, the asset management giant, with its $11.6 trillion under management, has just increased its stake in MicroStrategy, now rebranded as Strategy, to 5%. This rise does not go unnoticed: it comes as Strategy continues to accumulate Bitcoin massively, in order to strengthen its role as a pioneer among publicly traded companies. More than just an investment, this strategic alignment raises questions about the future of Bitcoin in institutional portfolios and the place that giants like BlackRock wish to occupy in this rapidly expanding ecosystem.