Bitcoin prices have soared 145% since the end of 2023. MicroStrategy shares have climbed even faster, rising about 450%. The stock is trading at roughly twice the value of the bitcoin it holds.

MicroStrategy has acquired more than 69,000 bitcoins since it last took a pause, to bring its total holdings to nearly 600,000 bitcoins By Tomi Kilgore Last Updated: July 7, 2025 at 11:21 p.m. ET ...

Over the last year, shares of MicroStrategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) are up just over 151%. All thanks to its Bitcoin holdings, which, as of last week, are now up to 576,230. With Bitcoin at $109,000 ...

MicroStrategy has a $92 billion stock-market value. Photo: Stefani Reynolds/Bloomberg News If you think MicroStrategy ’s MSTR -2.34% business model is wild, wait until you see its tax issues.

MicroStrategy Suddenly Has a Tax Problem, and Needs Help From Trump’s IRS© Stefani Reynolds/Bloomberg News MicroStrategy has a $92 billion stock-market value.© Stefani Reynolds/Bloomberg News ...

Michael Saylor and his company MicroStrategy MSTR -2.26% are making a massive bet on bitcoin. Their biggest backers include an unlikely group of insurance companies, mutual funds and other usually ...

Michael Saylor co-founded MicroStrategy in 1989 alongside co-founders Sanju Bansal and Thomas Spahr. A $250,000 consulting contract from DuPont in 1989 allowed MicroStrategy to kickstart its business.

MicroStrategy is buying bitcoin again after taking a one-week break. It now owns more than 600,000 bitcoin, valued at more than $73 billion.

Traders at Polymarket, a prediction market, do not think MicroStrategy will go bankrupt anytime soon. They assign the company a 2% chance of going out of business by May 31, 2025.