MicroStrategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor is not selling Bitcoin (BTC). When asked if there was a price point where MicroStrategy would be forced to capitulate and sell its holdings, Saylor rejected the premise entirely. “That’s an unfounded concern. The truth is our net leverage ratio is half that of the typical investment-grade company,” Saylor said.
As volatility increases in cryptocurrency markets, experts have come together to claim that Bitcoin presents a historic accumulation opportunity. According to analysts, technical indicators and institutional moves suggest that a “moment of decision” is approaching for investors. Prominent figures in the cryptocurrency world, Scott Melker, Andrew Parish, and Tillman Holloway, examined Bitcoin’s current price movements
Bitcoin’s sharp decline in recent months has left investors questioning whether the worst of the sell-off has passed or if further downside is still ahead. According to market strategist Gareth Soloway, current chart patterns hint at a mixed outlook, with short-term strength possible but longer-term risks still present. Short-term bullish signals emerge Bitcoin is currently
Bitcoin price is trading in a tight consolidation range near $68,000 as markets await signals from an upcoming White House meeting on digital asset regulation, with the proposed Clarity Act emerging as a potential sentiment driver for the next directional move. Summary Bitcoin is consolidating near $68,000, with price hovering around a key long-term moving
Bitcoin price slipped again today, February 10, continuing a downward trend that started in October when it peaked at a record high of $126,300. Its price action will be in the spotlight in the coming days as traders focus on the upcoming White House crypto summit, US non-farm payrolls (NFP) data, and consumer inflation numbers.
Michael Saylor took advantage of the wild Bitcoin market to make one of the clearest corporate moves of this cycle. During a recent CNBC interview, the Strategy executive chairman said the company plans to buy Bitcoin every quarter, no matter what the short-term price does. According to Saylor, Bitcoin is like digital capital that is
Bitcoin has had a rocky start in 2026, crashing significantly after an initial rally. The first two weeks of January saw Bitcoin make a 10% rally before changing direction and dropping to around $60,000 for the first time since October 2024, reflecting a 39% drop from this year’s high. Despite recovering slightly, Bitcoin has traded
Michael Saylor says he is not worried about Strategy’s credit risk even as bitcoin keeps sliding. He said the company has already planned for ugly markets. Prices can drop hard and stay low, and the company will still keep going. The plan is simple:- If Bitcoin collapses for years, the debt gets refinanced and pushed
The current Bitcoin price outlook has triggered a resurgence of whales with more than a year in dormancy. According to new insights from CryptoQuant Analyst J.A. Maartunn, a Bitcoin whale that has been dormant for over seven years has reemerged. This comes as the $BTC price has sustained its downtrend below the $70,000 level. Bitcoin