#michaelsaylor

Strategy’s $216M bitcoin sale and $8.31B paper loss have turned Saylor’s hold-forever pitch into a liquidity test.

Garlinghouse is still bullish on bitcoin, but says Saylor's financial engineering has hurt crypto's credibility.

Strategy bought $101M in bitcoin, but BTC barely moved. Traders care more about inflation, the Fed, and positioning than Saylor's playbook.

Mallers forced the bigger question: Strategy's bitcoin metrics need to prove dilution isn't being dressed up as growth.

Strategy bought more bitcoin, but BTC Yield fell. That gives Saylor's dilution critics a number shareholders can't ignore.

Strategy sold 32 BTC to fund preferred dividends, breaking a years-long no-sale streak and testing its “never sell” identity.

Michael Saylor hints at resumed Bitcoin purchases after MicroStrategy paused acquisitions, as the cryptocurrency faces monthly losses exceeding 3.5%.

MicroStrategy's Bitcoin holdings have reached $65 billion, cementing Michael Saylor's firm as the corporate world's most aggressive cryptocurrency adopter.

Michael Saylor suggests Strategy may sell Bitcoin in 2026 as part of strategy to maximize Bitcoin per share by 2033.

MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor suggests the company's "never sell" Bitcoin approach could ultimately harm the cryptocurrency it has championed.

Strive introduces daily dividend payments for preferred shares, earning praise from MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor for the groundbreaking approach.

Michael Saylor indicates another Bitcoin acquisition despite previously suggesting potential sales during quarterly earnings discussions.