While MicroStrategy's legacy software operations remain intact, its financial core has shifted decisively toward Bitcoin.

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The MicroStrategy CEO is buying as much of the cryptocurrency as he can. Some big-name investors are going along for the ride.

If bitcoin goes to the moon, a niche group of convertible-bond investors will win out. If the crypto tanks, they can ask for their money back early.

MicroStrategy expands its fundraising strategy with a $2B perpetual preferred stock offering while continuing aggressive bitcoin acquisitions

Software firm MicroStrategy and its co-founder Michael Saylor have become synonymous with Bitcoin. Here’s everything you need to know.

MicroStrategy (NASDAQ:MSTR) co-founder Michael Saylor has called traditional bonds "toxic" and said companies should turn to investing in bitcoin (BTC-USD), even as the company continues its BTC buying spree.

As the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder, MicroStrategy now owns roughly 450,000 BTC, valued at around $40.8 billion at current market prices. The firm has spent about $28 billion on its Bitcoin holdings at an average price of $62,691.

MicroStrategy is the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin. How did it achieve this feat, and how much Bitcoin does the company hold? Let’s find out.

Highlights this week include Binance AI token spikes, Grayscale's altcoin list, XRP's six-year high, and Trump's Inaugural Crypto Ball.

Michael Saylor has a plan to boost MicroStrategy’s authorized Class A shares to 10.3 billion, far above its current 330 million. It puts it in the same league as Wall Street tech giants like Amazon and Alphabet.