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As MicroStrategy stock slumps, Michael Saylor remains confident Bitcoin holdings will cover a potential margin-call on BTC-backed loans. origin »
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A nervous Dow slumped into decline at the beginning of Tuesday’s US trading session, struggling for direction after yesterday’s mammoth stock market rally – and the shocking report that former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg may mount a presidential challenge to Donald Trump after all.
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A nervous Dow crept toward Tuesday’s US trading session, struggling for direction after yesterday’s mammoth stock market rally – and the shocking report that former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg may mount a presidential challenge to Donald Trump after all.
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The first wave of DATS opened the door; the next one demands more than passive accumulation: It demands execution and innovation.
Strategy raised $21B in 2025, shifting to preferred equity and maintaining record pace, to expand its bitcoin holdings and attract institutional investors. Strategy announced it has raised $21 billion in capital year-to-date in 2025, according to a company statement released…
Investors long paid premiums for Digital Asset Treasury firms, seeing them as practical substitutes for holding Bitcoin when direct access was limited. That approach worked when regulated channels were scarce and corporate balance sheets offered the closest approximation to holding the asset itself.
Michael Saylor said Bitcoin’s falling volatility shows a maturing market and insists Strategy is built to withstand significant drawdown without breaking stride. Michael Saylor noted that the recent pullback in Bitcoin does not change his outlook and that Strategy can…
Can Strategy and Metaplanet survive the ETF era, where direct Bitcoin access leaves little reason to invest through corporate treasuries? Strategy and Metaplanet under pressure Bitcoin’s pullback below $100,000 in early November rattled the corporate balance sheets of its largest…
MSTR stock is down. Observers noted concerns about the digital asset treasury industry, as companies in the sector see their lofty valuation metrics erode.
For most of 2025, Bitcoin’s floor looked unshakable, supported by an unlikely alliance of corporate treasuries and exchange-traded funds. Companies issued stock and convertible debt to buy the token, while ETF inflows quietly soaked up new supply.