MicroStrategy’s mNAV premium collapse raises questions about the future funding of its Bitcoin experiment. Will capital markets continue to support Strategy’s unconventional approach without the safety net of a premium?
MicroStrategy reports a $17.44 billion unrealized loss on digital assets for Q4, reflecting the risks and volatility of the cryptocurrency market.
MicroStrategy’s STRC preferred share strategy is approaching $100, sparking renewed interest in the company’s innovative approach to growing its Bitcoin holdings with minimal dilution.
MicroStrategy leverages Bitcoin to solve two persistent challenges in private equity: generating perpetual capital and increasing liquidity.
MicroStrategy’s Executive Chairman Michael Saylor hints at a potential first Bitcoin purchase of 2026, signaling continued commitment to the cryptocurrency and potentially impacting market sentiment.
Michael Saylor’s strategy is under scrutiny as MicroStrategy’s mNAV nears 1.0, sparking concerns about the firm’s financial health and the effectiveness of its Bitcoin-focused approach.
MSCI’s upcoming decision on excluding companies with over 50% digital assets may trigger $10-15 billion in forced sales and reshape corporate Bitcoin strategies.
Bitcoin breaks through $90,000 as U.S. buying returns, potentially signaling the end of the tax-drag effect from Q4.
Peter Schiff criticizes MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin investment strategy, suggesting other assets would have yielded better returns, reflecting the ongoing debate about Bitcoin’s value and potential as a viable investment option.
Discover how MicroStrategy’s corporate structure enables its stock to outperform Bitcoin, leveraging tax efficiency, leverage, and institutional appeal.