The company is the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, with a stake of 279,420 coins. It disclosed early Monday that it had ...
MicroStrategy has acquired 27,200 more Bitcoin for over $2 billion, boosting the value of its portfolio to about $23.5 billion as some analysts say Bitcoin is headed for $100K.
U.S.-based software company Microstrategy has announced an additional purchase of 27,200 Bitcoin worth $2.03 billion. The mega purchase brought each Bitcoin to an average price of $74,463 and is the ...
MicroStrategy makes its largest Bitcoin purchase, boosting its total holdings to 279,420 BTC, which is worth $23 billion.
MicroStrategy now owns 279,420 Bitcoin purchased for $11.9 billion at an average price of $42,692 per BTC. MicroStrategy announced in a post on Monday that it has acquired 27,200 Bitcoin for $2 ...
At current price of $84,153, MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin holdings amount to over $23.5 billion. The BTC has achieved a yield of 7.3% quarter to date and 26.4% year-to-date. “Our MSTR treasury operations ...
MicroStrategy stock soars to $321 post $2B Bitcoin investment amid a Bitcoin investment surge, spiking unrealized profits to ...
MicroStrategy Acquires $2.03 Billion in Bitcoin, Raising Holdings to $23 Billion. MicroStrategy Inc. has significantly expanded its Bitcoin holdings by acquiring approximately 27,200 BTC for $2.03 ...
(Reuters) - Short sellers of cryptocurrency and blockchain-related stocks have suffered heavy losses since Nov. 6, after bitcoin surged to record highs, on optimism U.S. President-elect Donald Trump ...
The latest addition brings MicroStrategy’s total Bitcoin holdings to approximately 279,420 BTC, acquired for an aggregate $11.9 billion. MicroStrategy’s Average Purchase Price Stands at $42,600 The ...
MicroStrategy Bitcoin holdings value has topped $20 billion thanks to the recent BTC price pump. Michael Saylor’s company now ...
BitcoinTreasuries data shows that the company had bought BTC 42 times at an average price of $39,292. The firm remains the largest corporate BTC holder, followed by Marathon Digital and Riot platforms ...