In a move that underscores its ongoing commitment to Bitcoin, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has expanded its digital asset holdings by acquiring an additional 705 BTC. This latest purchase, valued at approximately $75 million, brings the company’s total Bitcoin stash to a staggering 580,955 BTC, now worth over $60 billion at
Since 2020, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has become a standout name in the world of corporate crypto investment, thanks to its aggressive accumulation of Bitcoin. Under the leadership of Michael Saylor, the company’s stock has soared by 2,930% since it first made Bitcoin its primary treasury reserve asset, far outpacing even
Elon Musk is making headlines again, this time with the launch of XChat, a new messaging platform designed to set a new standard for privacy and security in digital communication. Built using the Rust programming language and leveraging encryption methods inspired by Bitcoin, XChat aims to compete directly with established
Bitcoin advocate Max Keiser has raised concerns about whether newer Bitcoin treasury companies will demonstrate the same resilience as Michael Saylor’s Strategy when faced with market downturns. In a May 30 post on X, Keiser highlighted Saylor’s unwavering commitment to accumulating Bitcoin even during periods when his holdings were underwater.
Bitcoin is no longer just a buzzword among crypto enthusiasts—it’s quickly becoming a strategic asset for some of the world’s largest companies. At the recent Bitcoin 2025 event, Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), delivered a keynote that’s sparking a new wave of corporate interest in Bitcoin. Corporate
In a move that’s turning heads across both the gaming and crypto sectors, SharpLink Gaming, a major player in the US sports betting industry, has announced plans to raise $1 billion to expand its Ethereum holdings. This bold strategy, revealed in a recent SEC filing, positions SharpLink as one of
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has once again made headlines in the crypto world, reaffirming his stance that the United States should not be stockpiling Bitcoin—even as his bank opens the door for clients to buy the digital asset. During a recent appearance at the Reagan National Economic Forum, Dimon
Trump Media & Technology Group, the company behind Truth Social and other fintech ventures, has successfully raised $2.44 billion in a private placement, marking a significant move into the world of digital assets. The capital was secured from around 50 institutional investors through a combination of common stock sales and
In a move that signals growing confidence in crypto from traditional finance, Goldman Sachs has ramped up its investment in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), now holding 30,8 million shares valued at $1,4 billion—a 28% increase since the start of 2025 1. This makes Goldman Sachs the largest institutional holder
Strategy (MSTR) has received strong endorsements from Wall Street analysts following the announcement of its ambitious plan to double its capital-raising goals to $84 billion for bitcoin acquisition. The company, led by Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, is aggressively scaling up its bitcoin treasury operations despite reporting a $5.9 billion write-down
In a move that underscores its ongoing commitment to Bitcoin, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has expanded its digital asset holdings by acquiring an additional 705 BTC. This latest purchase, valued at approximately $75 million, brings the company’s total Bitcoin stash to a staggering 580,955 BTC, now worth over $60 billion at
Since 2020, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has become a standout name in the world of corporate crypto investment, thanks to its aggressive accumulation of Bitcoin. Under the leadership of Michael Saylor, the company’s stock has soared by 2,930% since it first made Bitcoin its primary treasury reserve asset, far outpacing even
Elon Musk is making headlines again, this time with the launch of XChat, a new messaging platform designed to set a new standard for privacy and security in digital communication. Built using the Rust programming language and leveraging encryption methods inspired by Bitcoin, XChat aims to compete directly with established
Bitcoin advocate Max Keiser has raised concerns about whether newer Bitcoin treasury companies will demonstrate the same resilience as Michael Saylor’s Strategy when faced with market downturns. In a May 30 post on X, Keiser highlighted Saylor’s unwavering commitment to accumulating Bitcoin even during periods when his holdings were underwater.
Bitcoin is no longer just a buzzword among crypto enthusiasts—it’s quickly becoming a strategic asset for some of the world’s largest companies. At the recent Bitcoin 2025 event, Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), delivered a keynote that’s sparking a new wave of corporate interest in Bitcoin. Corporate
In a move that’s turning heads across both the gaming and crypto sectors, SharpLink Gaming, a major player in the US sports betting industry, has announced plans to raise $1 billion to expand its Ethereum holdings. This bold strategy, revealed in a recent SEC filing, positions SharpLink as one of
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has once again made headlines in the crypto world, reaffirming his stance that the United States should not be stockpiling Bitcoin—even as his bank opens the door for clients to buy the digital asset. During a recent appearance at the Reagan National Economic Forum, Dimon
Trump Media & Technology Group, the company behind Truth Social and other fintech ventures, has successfully raised $2.44 billion in a private placement, marking a significant move into the world of digital assets. The capital was secured from around 50 institutional investors through a combination of common stock sales and
In a move that signals growing confidence in crypto from traditional finance, Goldman Sachs has ramped up its investment in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), now holding 30,8 million shares valued at $1,4 billion—a 28% increase since the start of 2025 1. This makes Goldman Sachs the largest institutional holder
Strategy (MSTR) has received strong endorsements from Wall Street analysts following the announcement of its ambitious plan to double its capital-raising goals to $84 billion for bitcoin acquisition. The company, led by Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, is aggressively scaling up its bitcoin treasury operations despite reporting a $5.9 billion write-down
