MicroStrategy (NASDAQ: MSTR), which went public in 1998, was once considered a slow-growth analytics software company. It was struggling to grow in a crowded market while keeping pace with nimbler cloud-based competitors like Salesforce.

The total value of all cryptocurrencies in circulation currently stands at $3.5 trillion, which is near a record high. Bitcoin ( BTC 1.17%) accounts for more than half of that value, thanks to its market capitalization of almost $2 trillion.

The cryptocurrency market has evolved significantly over the years, transitioning from niche tech circles into a mainstream financial phenomenon. With innovation driving the sector at an unprecedented pace,

On Jan. 21, MicroStrategy ( MSTR, Financial) will vote to boost its authorized Class A common share count from 330 million to 10.3 billion. The move is to raise $2 billion of funds from its preferred stock offering in order to secure money for its Bitcoin (BTC) acquisition strategy.

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

MicroStrategy Inc. is considering perpetual preferred stock to fund its Bitcoin strategy, aiming to offer 1.5x returns and volatility. Trump admin may support crypto industry and repeal SEC rule.

The CEO of video sharing platform Rumble said it has bought Bitcoin, less than two months after announcing a treasury reserve strategy.

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

MicroStrategy has further solidified its position as a leading corporate Bitcoin holder by purchasing another 2,530 BTC.

MicroStrategy, a top corporate Bitcoin (BTC) holder, just acquired 2,530 BTC for $243 million as it keeps increasing its holdings.

As Donald Trump assumes office, the economic landscape is set to enter a period of significant change, with sectors like cryptocurrency and electric vehicles poised to react strongly to the new administration’s policies.

Bitcoin registered the highest cash inflow last week as US-based investors bets on Trump to foster mainstream adoption of digital assets.