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

MicroStrategy, now doing business as Strategy, has been buying so much bitcoin that it now reports when it didn’t buy any.

GameStop wants to be more like MicroStrategy —and those plans are boosting the stock Friday. According to CNBC, which cited ...

the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin (BTC), has stunned the cryptocurrency community. Notably, for the first time in a long while, MicroStrategy did buy or trade Bitcoin last week. This ...

MicroStrategy Inc. said it didn’t buy any Bitcoin in the prior week, halting a string of 12 consecutive weekly purchases that began in late October. The purchases had coincided with a record ...

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 ...

Virginia-based MicroStrategy ... Bitcoin exposure. Overall, Wall Street’s optimism on MSTR is clear, with all eight analysts covering the stock unanimously rating it a "Strong Buy." ...

MicroStrategy said it bought 10,107 bitcoins between last Tuesday and Sunday. It paid an average of $105,596 per token in cash, including fees and expenses. It now holds about 471,107 bitcoins ...

MicroStrategy Inc. continues to look to buy bitcoin every day, and has only taken one five-day break in the past three months, but the pace of the buying has slowed while prices paid have ...

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 ...

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.