Is retail back or is MicroStrategy only pumping the price of bitcoin?
In 2023, MicroStrategy’s average bitcoin purchase price was near $30,000. Today, that average has jumped to near $50,000.
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MicroStrategy investors cheer bitcoin ‘yield’ — but few read fine print
MicroStrategy executives boasted about the ability to yield higher bitcoin exposure per MSTR share over time. We read the fine print.
Bit on that thang! Michael Saylor ‘orange pills’ the Hawk Tuah girl
Bitcoiners applauded a post by Marty Bent’s TFTC that claimed Michael Saylor convinced the Hawk Tuah girl to buy bitcoin.
Michael Saylor dumps quarter billion worth of MSTR while hyping bitcoin
This month alone, Michael Saylor has sold over $70 million worth of MicroStrategy stock, while in March he sold $144 million.
MicroStrategy hints at bitcoin bag dump while offloading shares
MicroStrategy says revenues from its analytics business may not be enough to pay its debts and it may have to sell its bitcoin or more shares.
This tool suggests Bitcoin was the wrong bet for Michael Saylor
According to BlockchainCentre.net, MicroStrategy’s 130,000 bitcoins are worth $2.7B — impressive if it hadn’t spent $4B on acquiring them.
Are big players like Grayscale and MicroStrategy moving bitcoin’s price?
Is bitcoin a rich man's casino? Comparing price action with moves by major players seems to confirm they can indeed shift the bitcoin market.
Explained: Why crypto cares about MicroStrategy margin calls
Microstrategy's Michael Saylor bet big on Bitcoin. Amid a bear market, here's why Bitcoin must bet big on Saylor's bets too.
Explained: MicroStrategy’s margin call math
Everyone has an opinion about the MicroStrategy margin call question. We reviewed the Silvergate loan documents and calculated the answers.
MicroStrategy dumps hardest in decades as SEC rejects funky Bitcoin filing
MicroStrategy's accountants tried to get away with not reporting paper losses on some of its Bitcoin purchases last year. The SEC noticed.