Bitcoin got a boost Sunday from President Donald Trump, who announced plans for a U.S. strategic crypto reserve.

Explore how Coinbase and MicroStrategy have positioned themselves in the cryptocurrency ecosystem and what their stock performance reveals about Bitcoin's growing influence in traditional markets.​

MicroStrategy co-founder Michael Saylor’s appeal for Bitcoin investors to hold onto their cryptocurrency assets is being put on blast. “Sell a kidney if you must, but keep the Bitcoin,” Saylor wrote on X Thursday night.

MicroStrategy Inc. said Monday it purchased ... As of Feb. 24, the business-software company and cryptocurrency play MSTR, now doing business as Strategy, held about 499,096 bitcoins, which ...

Bitcoin price has faced a serious headwind in the past few days, fueling concerns on whether MicroStrategy (MSTR) BTC holdings is at risk

When President Donald Trump addresses the nation from Capitol Hill on Tuesday, he’ll get the first opportunityto sell Americans and Congress on his new proposal unveiled Sunday in a pair of social media posts more than an hour apart,

Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, shared its latest plan to raise funds to buy Bitcoin: Sell $2 billion of bonds that convert into stock.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is now down 18% from an all-time high of $109,000 in mid-January, and trades around the $89,000 level on March 3. Once you analyze Bitcoin's historical track record over more than a decade,

MicroStrategy hit a new milestone this morning. Its shares were down more than 50% from their all-time, intraday high in November. In Wall Street lingo, that would qualify as a crash. Led by its charismatic executive chairman,

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