Strategy announced a $21 billion at-the-market offering for convertible preferred stock to fund Bitcoin acquisitions and corporate needs.
After President Trump established the U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, Samson Mow proposed naming it "Fort Nakamoto," gaining widespread support.
Samson Mow attributed Bitcoin's price drop after the SBR announcement to short-term market reactions, emphasizing that adoption takes time.
Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas now holds 70% of his portfolio in Bitcoin, citing its fixed supply and long-term value.
Tether names Simon McWilliams as CFO to oversee a full audit, with Giancarlo Devasini becoming Chairman.
Strategy raised $2 billion through 0% convertible notes to acquire 20,356 Bitcoin, nearing 500,000 Bitcoin amid mixed market reactions.
Montana's House committee approved a bill to include Bitcoin in state reserves, advancing it to the House.
Strategy is raising $2 billion through a convertible note offering, primarily for corporate use and potential Bitcoin acquisitions.
