MicroStrategy
MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor alluded to Marathon’s CEO during a X Spaces on Tuesday
MicroStrategy’s bitcoin buying has exploded — it now holds 1.7% of the asset’s circulating supply
The proposal notes a corporation’s “fiduciary duty” to maximize shareholder value by protecting profits from debasement in an inflationary world
First it was MicroStrategy, then Block. Now over a dozen companies have bought bitcoin, treating it the same as cash.
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MicroStrategy executives have been well rewarded for turning the stock around, with bitcoin’s help
The Empire crew digs into the data days after crypto prices swung wild
MicroStrategy announced that it bought nearly 12,000 more bitcoin from April to late June
The number of companies buying BTC is likely to go up “as inflation continues to erode the purchasing power of cash,” analyst says
Also, tokenization continues to grab headlines and one bitcoin miner stock soars Tuesday after inking a big deal
DC AG Brian Schwalb said the case is the “largest income tax fraud recovery” in DC history
Semler Scientific, a publicly traded medical tech company, joined MicroStrategy by buying up millions of bitcoin
A breakdown on what works and what doesn’t in crypto hiring
The publicly traded hoarder of bitcoin could hold close to 300,000 BTC by the end of 2025, the Benchmark Company’s Mark Palmer predicts
Vitalik Buterin has some thoughts on memecoins, and one firm says it’s shorting MicroStrategy
MicroStrategy keeps adding to its giant bitcoin stash, with a new buy announced Tuesday
Broadband rendering 56k modems obsolete was a far bigger deal than many realized — Ethereum’s “blobband” could turn out to be the same
DeFi users seem to suffer from itchy palms ahead of an anticipated run for ether to record highs
A big portion of the company’s value comes from its ability to purchase bitcoin with convertible debt and equity, founder Michael Saylor says
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