American business intelligence and software firm Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has announced its plans to raise funds via private debt issuance to buy more Bitcoin. The firm targets a $2 billion ...

MicroStrategy Incorporated (NASDAQ: MSTR) started as a software company in 1989. Today, it's better known for its devotion to Bitcoin. It prides itself on being the world's first and largest ...

MicroStrategy's software business represents a tiny sliver of its $82 billion market cap. The vast majority comes from its underlying Bitcoin, which is valued far higher than market prices. If ...

It's been a fantastic two-year run for MicroStrategy (NASDAQ: MSTR), which is up more than 1,200% during that time period. This stock market success can primarily be attributed to its ...

Thanks to its massive Bitcoin holdings, MicroStrategy has soared in value by 1,200% over the past two years. A new corporate re-branding will shift the focus even more to Bitcoin, which could be ...

It offers MicroStrategy Analytics platform that delivers reports and dashboards and enables users to conduct ad hoc analysis and share insights through mobile devices or the Web; MicroStrategy ...

Bitcoin’s price is fluctuating, and Strategy sees this as an opportunity to buy more. Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, has announced that it is issuing $2 billion in convertible senior notes ...

MicroStrategy didn't Bitcoin or sell any shares last week, making it only the second time in fourteen weeks that the company failed to buy BTC. The company, now known as Strategy, still holds 478,740 ...

MicroStrategy co-founder Michael Saylor is convinced that Bitcoin is on a trajectory to replace gold and will reach a value of £3.96 million per token in the long run due to three major positive ...