Michael Saylor’s Strategy has proposed another $2 billion senior convertible note offering to buy more Bitcoin.

MicroStrategy announced the pricing for a Preferred stock offering on Friday and it is very interesting what it has to pay for this round of raising money to buy more bitcoin. On November 21 last ...

Investors will vote Tuesday to increase MicroStrategy's Class A and preferred stock to enhance its ability to buy more bitcoin. The company added 11,000 BTC to its holdings, bringing its total to ...

According to a Jan. 27 announcement, MicroStrategy intends to offer 2.5 million units ... BTC buy occurred in November when it acquired 55,000 coins for roughly $5.4 billion. Elsewhere, Bitcoin ...

On Monday, MicroStrategy revealed that it had bought even more Bitcoin, bringing its total holdings to around 471,107 units of the cryptocurrency ... rating it at Buy with a $550 price target.

The company formerly known as MicroStrategy said since the ... in equity and $21 billion in fixed income — and buy an equivalent amount in bitcoin. In the fourth quarter, it issued $16.7 billion ...

For the 12th straight week, the company purchased more bitcoin, this week buying 10,107 units to bring ... the preferred stock plan to buy even more bitcoin. MicroStrategy announced it will ...

Liam Kennedy / Bloomberg / Getty Images MicroStrategy purchased 10,107 bitcoin for roughly $1.1 billion over the past week. The publicly-traded bitcoin treasury company now holds 471,107 bitcoin ...

Bitcoin maximalist MicroStrategy (MSTR) has extended its Bitcoin buying spree, raising $584 million through a perpetual convertible preferred stock offering to fund additional Bitcoin purchases.

The money raised to buy Bitcoin isn't free, either. MicroStrategy now has $4.2 billion in debt on its balance sheet, and its shares outstanding have increased significantly since it began its ...