Key Takeaways MicroStrategy shares rose as the company bought an additional $101 million worth of bitcoin last week.The company now owns approximately 447,470 bitcoins on its books, worth roughly $45 billion at current prices.

MicroStrategy’s share price rose to $341.14, after a rocky 24 hours when share prices tanked 40%. Earlier this week, the firm – the world’s largest corporate holder of bitcoin – announced the acquisition of 2,

Bitcoin (BTCUSD) and the broader cryptocurrency market. Surging past the $100,000 mark, Bitcoin’s rally was fueled by transformative events that blurred the lines between crypto and the financial mainstream.

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MicroStrategy stock was down 7.2% to $306.24 in late morning trading. Shares of MicroStrategy, the world’s largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, are closely linked to the price of the currency. The price of Bitcoin is down about 2% in the past week,

MicroStrategy added another 1,070 Bitcoin to its holdings, spending around $101 million at an average price of $94,004 per Bitcoin.

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MicroStrategy is targeting a capital raise of up to $2 billion to continue to strengthen its balance sheet and acquire more Bitcoin, the business software company announced. The capital raise will be through one or more public underwritten offerings of perpetual preferred stock,

Shares of software company MicroStrategy ($MSTR) climbed to $339.66 on Friday following its recent plunge. The rally came after the company