MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor has expressed strong support for Donald Trump’s proposal to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve.

Michael Saylor publishes a Bitcoin and crypto framework for the US government, highlighting transparency, decentralization, and innovation.

Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy, has proposed a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve to strengthen the US dollar.

Michael Saylor plans to boost "intelligent leverage" for shareholders as MicroStrategy intensifies its Bitcoin acquisition strategy. MicroStrategy’s aggressive Bitcoin-buying strategy has fueled a 500% stock surge, far outpacing Bitcoin's 150% gains in 2024.

Microsoft shareholders rejected a proposal to invest in bitcoin, despite claims of potential stock price increase and reduced risk by Michael Saylor.

An American economist has criticized Michael Saylor's Bitcoin accumulation spree as a ‘shell game,’ questioning its long-term viability.

MicroStrategy plans to leverage its capital structure for Bitcoin investments, sparking concerns about sustainability amidst surging stock prices.

MicroStrategy (MSTR), the software company founded by Michael Saylor, is not the only large-scale corporate buyer of bitcoin (BTC), JPMorgan (JPM) said in a Wednesday report. Crypto miners are also adopting the accumulation strategy. "This likely prompted ...

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On Dec. 16, Saylor sat down for an interview with CNBC's Sara Eisen and told the anchor he thinks President-elect Donald Trump is serious about creating a strategic reserve of Bitcoin. Just one day after Saylor's comments, the price of Bitcoin soared to new heights, reaching more than $108,000.

During his first term, former President Trump was openly skeptical of cryptocurrency, but went “all-in” on crypto during the campaign, dubbing himself the “Crypto President” and his sons launching World Liberty Financial,