Bitget CEO Gracy Chen calls MicroStrategy a “massive whale,” noting its Bitcoin holdings now exceed 2% of total supply.

Bitcoin (BTC) has seen net outflows of $651 million from US spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) since Feb. 10, raising concerns ...

MicroStrategy (NASDAQ:MSTR) shocked the market yesterday by announcing it didn't buy any Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) during the prior week, the first time in 12 weeks it hasn't made a purchase. The company, ...

It’s increasingly becoming a risk-off market, which continues to pressure Bitcoin pricing. In such an environment, MicroStrategy (NASDAQ:MSTR) stock is falling 2.5% Monday. Already down 35% from ...

Either MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor is a visionary, or he’s a delusional egomaniac,” Forbes observed in 1998, during the ...

"I’ve been in Bitcoin since 2013. The first time I bought was just a couple months before Mt. Gox collapsed," Herbert said.

Why Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy is a brilliant blueprint for manipulating traditional finance to harness the pixie dust of crypto mania.

The company, now doing business as Strategy, wants to highlight its “unique position as a Bitcoin treasury company.” ...

Strategy plans a $2 billion convertible senior notes offering to buy more Bitcoin, despite briefly pausing purchases.

Bitcoin's OTC supply is dwindling, and with institutional demand rising, a shift to exchanges could trigger a price surge.

MicroStrategy has reinvented itself as a Bitcoin treasury company. Thus far, the strategy has been highly successful. It's vulnerable to a crash if the price of the cryptocurrency falls.