Strategy Inc

MicroStrategy’s stock surge after Q4 earnings shows how Bitcoin holdings can drive corporate gains and volatility, blending enterprise software with crypto risk.

MicroStrategy’s Q4 loss shows how Bitcoin’s volatility reshapes corporate treasuries and sparks debates on crypto‑investment risk and liquidity.

MicroStrategy’s $264 million bitcoin buy‑back highlights how firms use crypto for treasury, but shows rising risk and regulatory scrutiny.

MicroStrategy’s new 671k‑BTC purchase and $1B ATM share sale spark debate over crypto‑heavy balance sheets, dilution risks and long‑term value creation.

MicroStrategy buys $980 million of Bitcoin, boosting holdings to $60 billion despite a bear market, showing its steadfast belief in crypto as a long‑term hedge.

MicroStrategy’s $250 M capital raise fuels a 4.2 M BTC stash—boosting liquidity but tightening its risk profile ahead of MSCI’s 2026 crypto‑exposure rule, which could reshape the company’s valuation and investor perception.

MicroStrategy’s bitcoin‑heavy strategy faces a looming risk of index sell‑offs and institutional exits, threatening its share price and investor confidence.

MicroStrategy’s 70 % Bitcoin balance drives its 50 % market cap plunge, yet its SaaS earnings stay strong—learn how regulation, index rules, and risk‑honing tactics shape its crypto‑heavy valuation.

MicroStrategy’s stock plunge: Bitcoin slump and high‑yield preferred equity combine to crush the firm’s valuation, forcing investors to re‑evaluate its future.

MicroStrategy’s market cap drops below its $2.5 billion Bitcoin holdings, sparking debate on the premium of crypto‑heavy stocks and how firms should manage large crypto portfolios.