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MicroStrategy Unveils "21/21 Plan," Aiming to Raise $42 Billion for Bitcoin Investments Over Three YearsOn October 30th, MicroStrategy, the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, announced a strategic plan called "21/21," aiming to raise $42 billion over the next three years, including $21 billion in equity and $21 billion in debt financing.Phong Le, MicroStrategy's President and CEO, stated: "As a Bitcoin treasury company, we plan to utilize these additional funds to acquire more Bitcoin as our financial reserve asset, allowing us to achieve higher Bitcoin returns

MicroStrategy Announces Plan to Raise $42 Billion to Buy More Bitcoin Over Next Three YearsMicroStrategy, a publicly traded company, announced a bold plan on Wednesday, revealing its third-quarter earnings and outlining its intention to raise $42 billion to purchase more Bitcoin over the next three years. Dubbed the "21/21 Plan," MicroStrategy aims to achieve this goal through $21 billion in equity financing and $21 billion in debt issuance

Main Business Lags, Bitcoin "Side Hustle" Soars: MicroStrategy's Crazy GambleDespite its core business performing flat, MicroStrategy, as the largest "Bitcoin proxy" on the US stock market, has seen its stock price deeply tied to Bitcoin, even exceeding the gains of tech giant Nvidia over the past two years. This unusual phenomenon of a "struggling main business, booming side hustle" has drawn widespread attention

Bitcoin Reclaims $70,000 Level, $257 Million Liquidated Across Exchanges, xAI Valuation Soars to $400 BillionCoinGecko data shows the current total cryptocurrency market capitalization at $2.549 trillion, up 1

Ethereum Software Provider Consensys Lays Off 20% of Staff Amid Macroeconomic and Regulatory UncertaintyConsensys Inc., a software provider for the Ethereum network, has announced layoffs affecting 162 employees, or 20% of its workforce

Bitcoin breaks through $70,000 again, how far can the rally go?Bitcoin has hit the $70,000 mark again after four months. On Tuesday, October 29, following the opening of the US stock market, Bitcoin broke through the key resistance level of $70,000 for the first time since June 7, surging by 4

Bitcoin Reclaims $70,000, Crypto Stocks SoarOctober 29, Bitcoin has returned to $70,000 for the first time in three months, surging by 2% on the day. The surge has spurred a rally in cryptocurrency-related stocks

Ethereum's Vision Remains Unchanged, But Why is the Price Lagging?Bitcoin has been surging in this bull run, while Ethereum and some veteran "value projects" have been struggling. ETH/BTC has even reached its lowest point, leaving many seasoned crypto enthusiasts feeling disheartened

Crypto Winter Persists: Bitcoin Plunges Below $27,000, Crypto Billionaires Suffer Huge Wealth LossesBitcoin's downward trend continues. After breaking below $30,000 on May 10, it dropped below $27,000 during trading on May 12, hitting a new low for the year

Bitcoin price dips during Asian hours on Monday, continuing to relinquish gainsBitcoin price dipped during Asian hours on Monday (January 9), continuing its volatile decline. Huobi's quote shows that Bitcoin/CNY has oscillated and retreated to around 6140 yesterday and during Asian trading hours today

CleanSpark Stock Rallies for Fourth Straight Day, Fueled by Cryptocurrency Market ReboundCleanSpark (CLSK.US) surged more than 7% intraday on Wednesday, extending its winning streak to four days with a cumulative gain of 36%

Billionaire Hedge Fund Manager: Inflation is America's Biggest Risk, I'm Buying Gold, Bitcoin and CommoditiesPaul Tudor Jones, the legendary American investor and billionaire hedge fund manager, said he is holding gold, Bitcoin, and commodities to hedge against inflation risks as both presidential candidates lack a proper plan to address the US debt problem.Jones, who founded his hedge fund, Tudor Investment Corporation, over 40 years ago and is known for correctly predicting the 1987 stock market crash, believes that inflation risks will be more apparent after the November election as both candidates have proposed tax cuts and spending plans, ignoring the US deficit problem