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MicroStrategy has filed an application to sell shares for up to $500 million. The proceeds can be used to purchase bitcoin in addition to the September 9, 2022 prospectus. According to the
MicroStrategy is running several research projects based on the Lightning Network (LN) L2 solution for bitcoin scaling, according to former CEO Michael Saylor. These include the development of wallet, server and authentication
The District of Columbia (USA) sued MicroStrategy and its Chairman, Michael Saylor. The prosecution accuses them of fraud for tax evasion. “The seaman deliberately avoided paying the taxes he was due to
The purchase of the first cryptocurrency as a backup asset was right, it will confirm the reliability of bitcoin in the future. This was stated by Michael Saylor, former president of MicroStrategy,
MicroStrategy has announced a leadership change with Michael Saylor as Chief Executive and Fong Le as CEO. Sailor will also remain as chairman of the board. As chief executive, she will reportedly
Analyst software provider MicroStrategy has purchased another 480 BTC for an average price of around $20,817, according to company founder and CEO Michael Saylor. MicroStrategy purchased an additional 480 bitcoins for ~$10.0
MicroStrategy president Michael Saylor said the analytics software provider predicts market volatility when choosing a strategy to invest in bitcoin. He made sure the company was ready to hold more of the
Analytical software provider MicroStrategy’s “paper” loss from holding bitcoin has exceeded $1 billion, according to Bitcoin Treasures data. The company holds 129,218 BTC in its reserves. The average purchase price of 1
Bitcoin’s short-term volatility doesn’t matter if you have an understanding of the fundamentals of the leading cryptocurrency and how difficult it is to create something better. This view was expressed by Michael
Bitcoin remains an asset that inspires confidence in “this uncertain world” and is free from government and institutional interference. This was stated by Michael Saylor, president of MicroStrategy, in an interview with
