MicroStrategy, the veteran software company known for betting billions on Bitcoin, is reinventing itself to better reflect ...

But since Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) entered the scene in the early 2010s, it's run circles around Wall Street's major stock indexes. In May 2010, a single Bitcoin could be purchased for less than $0.01.

While MicroStrategy's legacy software operations remain intact, its financial core has shifted decisively toward Bitcoin.

So, don't let a short-term drop below the $100,000 level distract you from the long-term outlook for Bitcoin. The Motley Fool Stock Advisor analyst team just identified what they believe are the ...

The company announced in its last earnings report a plan to raise $42 billion to buy bitcoin in three years. It’s already ...

Software company turned serial Bitcoin (BTC) acquirer MicroStrategy (MSTR) has unveiled a new name and logo hours before announcing its ...

MicroStrategy is changing its name to reflect its transformation from strictly a software firm to the self-described "world's ...

Disclaimer: The analyst who wrote this piece owns shares of MicroStrategy (MSTR). MicroStrategy's (MSTR) initial attempt to ...

The money raised to buy Bitcoin isn't free, either. MicroStrategy now has $4.2 billion in debt on its balance sheet, and its ...

The shares, the first preferred stock issue by the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, didn’t get as strong a reception as ...

MicroStrategy Inc. has raised $563 million through a debt-like equity offering to help finance its purchase of more Bitcoin.