How can Microstrategy borrow billions at 0% to continue buying bitcoin and what does this reveal about market players’ expectations.

MicroStrategy shares continued to move higher along with the price of bitcoin, which traded at more than $98,000 Friday morning.

MicroStrategy's aggressive BTC acquisition and higher MSTR premium over Bitcoin, reports IntoTheBlock. Here are the long-term risks.

MicroStrategy claims to have found an infinite money glitch by using inflating dollars to accumulate scarce bitcoin. But how does it actually work?

It’s been a wild ride lately for Michael Saylor, executive chairman of MicroStrategy, once a software company but now really a leveraged play on Bitcoin. The numbers are mind-boggling. Shares of MicroStrategy have soared 459% year to date (versus 26% for the S&P 500),

Since 2020, Saylor has leveraged his publicly traded company to amass over $14 billion in paper profits by buying more than $30 billion worth of Bitcoin, positioning MicroStrategy as the largest corporate holder of the cryptocurrency. It’s a strategy that has drawn admiration from Bitcoin maximalists and skepticism from traditional investors alike.

Michael Saylor is evolving MicroStrategy from simply holding Bitcoin to a "Bitcoin bank." Check out why I remain bullish on MSTR stock.

The large-cap token climbed on Thanksgiving, raising the probability that crypto stocks will rise when markets reopen on Black Friday.

Concentration of Bitcoin ownership challenges the foundational idea of a decentralized cryptocurrency network.

After a huge post-election rally, Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) just hit another all-time high, and is on the cusp of breaking through the $100,000 mark for the first time ever. To answer that question, you first have to understand how MicroStrategy has fundamentally changed its business over the past few years.