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.
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Microstrategy's Michael Saylor bet big on Bitcoin. Amid a bear market, here's why Bitcoin must bet big on Saylor's bets too.
Everyone has an opinion about the MicroStrategy margin call question. We reviewed the Silvergate loan documents and calculated the answers.
The company has spent nearly $4 billion on 130,000 bitcoins in the past two years at an average purchase price of more than $30,700.
MicroStrategy's accountants tried to get away with not reporting paper losses on some of its Bitcoin purchases last year. The SEC noticed.
Michael Saylor, who controls 70% of MicroStrategy's voting power, wants to rehypothecate his company's Bitcoin. Here's what that means.
Coinbase co-founder Fred Ehrsam has now sold more company stock than chief exec Brian Armstrong and prominent investor Marc Andreessen.
We mapped 10 years worth of stock sales at the hands of MicroStrategy executives. Nearly two-thirds of all dumps happened in the past year.
Here's what we learned from the Q2 earnings of Tesla, MicroStrategy, and Square — which together hold billions of dollars in Bitcoin.
Argonaut chief Barry Norris said he believes the recent crypto rallies are "unsustainable," so he's shorting Bitcoin stocks like Coinbase.
MicroStrategy's Bitcoin stash makes up 80% of its market value, having spent over $2 billion on BTC since August.