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1 week ago | 
cryptonews.com.au | Aaron Feuerstein |Michael Saylor
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) purchased another 3,459 BTC for US$285.8 million, bringing their total holdings to 531,644 Bitcoin. Despite ongoing trade war concerns, analysts remain bullish with price targets ranging from US$132k (Jamie Coutts) to US$250k (Charles Hoskinson) by 2025-2026. Other companies like Japanese Metaplanet, Semler Scientific and GameStop are joining the corporate Bitcoin adoption trend.
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3 weeks ago | 
cryptonews.com.au | Jose Oramas |Michael Saylor
Strategy acquired roughly 22,000 BTC for US$1.92B at about US$87K each, marking its largest Bitcoin purchase of 2025. The acquisition lifts its total Bitcoin holdings to 528,185 BTC, valued at US$35.6B, with unrealised gains over US$7.7B. Despite criticism from Peter Schiff and market concerns over US trade policy shifts, Strategy’s aggressive buying spree continues.
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3 weeks ago | 
thecryptobasic.com | Michael Saylor |Abdulkarim Abdulwahab
The prospect of Shiba Inu (SHIB) attaining the lofty $1 mark has captured the imaginations of many in the crypto world. However, a top analyst on TradingView has recently shared insights that challenge this widely held belief. He provided key points and technical analysis that raise questions about the feasibility of SHIB reaching such a lofty price target.
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3 weeks ago | 
thecryptobasic.com | Michael Saylor |Elendu Benedict
A high-ranking federal officer of the Brazilian government has insisted that a Bitcoin reserve is necessary for the nation’s financial posterity. Speaking as a federal representative at a congressional ceremony on Wednesday, Pedro Giocondo Guerra established Brazil’s susceptibility to creating a strategic Bitcoin reserve. He insisted that creating a stockpile of the pioneering cryptocurrency is crucial in facilitating the nation’s prosperity.
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3 weeks ago | 
thecryptobasic.com | Michael Saylor |Elendu Benedict
President Donald Trump has granted pardons to the three co-founders of the prominent crypto exchange, BitMEX, and a fourth high-ranking employee. The pro-crypto president granted pardon to BitMEX co-founders Arthur Hayes, Benjamin Delo, and Samuel Reed alongside Gregory Dwyer, the former head of business development, media outlet CNBC reported. The four BitMEX employees pleaded guilty to one count of violating the Bank Secrecy Act in 2020, each receiving different punishments.
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3 weeks ago | 
thecryptobasic.com | Michael Saylor |Lele Jima
Dogecoin’s price could soar to double digits if it mirrors Bitcoin’s growth rate and BTC eventually reaches a market capitalization of $500 trillion. Dogecoin (DOGE) has continued its downturn below the $0.20 price mark. Due to a Bitcoin-led market sell-off, the top meme coin crashed further over the weekend. On March 29, DOGE dipped to a daily low of $0.1757, marking a decline of 4.92% from its daily high of $0.1848. It has rebounded slightly to $0.1766 in the hours leading up to press time.
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1 month ago | 
cryptonews.com.au | Jose Oramas |Michael Saylor
Michael Saylor’s firm (Strategy) purchased 130 BTC at around US$82,981 each and introduced STRF, a new funding instrument offering a 10% annual dividend. Amid a market downturn with BTC below US$85K and a 30% drop in stock value, Strategy has slowed its Bitcoin acquisitions. Meanwhile, Metaplanet acquired 150 BTC on March 18, boosting its total to 3,200 BTC with a goal to reach 10,000 BTC by 2025.
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1 month ago | 
cryptonews.com.au | Jose Oramas |Michael Saylor
Strategy has acquired 20,356 BTC for nearly $2B, bringing its total holdings to 499,096 BTC, which is roughly 2.3% of Bitcoin’s supply. The purchase was financed via a zero-coupon convertible note offering, continuing the company’s accumulation strategy using debt and equity offerings. BTC dropped from $95K to $91K in 24 hours, and the total crypto market cap fell below $3T, signaling a broader market downturn.
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2 months ago | 
cryptonews.com.au | Aaron Feuerstein |Michael Saylor
Michael Saylor published his “21 rules of Bitcoin” promoting its superiority, notably claiming “those who understand buy Bitcoin” while critics simply don’t get it. JP Morgan has disclosed substantial cryptocurrency investments through various ETFs, holding approximately US$984,000 in Bitcoin-based ETFs and US$32,300 in Ethereum-based ETFs despite CEO Jamie Dimon’s previous scepticism.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
cryptonews.com.au | Aaron Feuerstein |Michael Saylor
MicroStrategy chairman Michael Saylor advocates for companies to abandon traditional bonds in favour of Bitcoin, which he frames as “digital capital” for forward-thinking enterprises. During an Orlando conference, Saylor criticised major tech companies like Microsoft and Nvidia for not adopting Bitcoin, comparing their approach to building with wood rather than steel.
