Michael Saylor, Bitcoin advocate and MicroStrategys executive chairman, recently shared a bold message with the BTC community on X: Bitcoin is the right move. Accompanying his post was an AI-generated image

It’s another Monday, and like clockwork, MicroStrategy has done it again. The company, led by Bitcoin maximalist Michael Saylor, just dropped $101 million on another 1,070 Bitcoins. The average cost was $94,

Michael Saylor proposes burning Bitcoin keys after death to increase scarcity, drive long-term value for holders, and reinforce.

Michael Saylor, co-founder of Microstrategy, posted the firm’s Bitcoin Tracker chart on December 29. The next day, the company made another Bitcoin acquisition. MicroStrategy bought 2138 BTC all on Dec 30, spending about $97,837 on each coin.

The worlds of traditional business and cryptocurrency converged at Mar-a-Lago as Eric Trump, Executive Vice President of The Trump Organization, met with MicroStrategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor on January 3, 2025, to discuss Bitcoin and the future of digital assets.

Michael Saylor, co-founder of MicroStrategy, has sparked speculation about the company’s next Bitcoin acquisition.

On a recent episode of the Galaxy Brains podcast, Michael Saylor made the case that bitcoin isn’t a currency and that it’s best to think of it as capital and capital only. He also shared that ...

MicroStrategy and Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin holdings soar, but critics question the sustainability of a debt-driven approach.

Even crypto bulls expect more volatility for Bitcoin this year. But many think the path of least resistance is still higher, perhaps in 2026.

Bernstein analyst Gautam Chhugani maintained a Buy rating on Microstrategy (MSTR – Research Report) on January 3 and set a price target of

MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor posted the Bitcoin chart on X that has come to signal an impending Bitcoin acquisition the following day.

Bitcoin has proven to be a strong hedge during economic uncertainty and market downturns, offering stability when traditional markets falter. Its low correlation with equities, commodities, and bonds enhances portfolio diversification,