MicroStrategy Plans To Borrow $690m To Buy More Bitcoin
February 17, 2021
MicroStrategy plans to raise an additional $690 million to buy more Bitcoin (BTC), as the largest cryptocurrency briefly breaks the $50,000 level
MicroStrategy plans to raise an additional $690 million to buy more Bitcoin (BTC), as the largest cryptocurrency briefly breaks the $50,000 level
Thailand’s securities regulator will conduct a public hearing this month to determine qualifications for cryptocurrency traders to ensure investor protection. The Securities
Credit card giant Mastercard said on Wednesday it was planning to offer support for some cryptocurrencies on its network this year. The
India’s government will soon put forward a bill on cryptocurrencies, the country’s minister of state for finance and corporate affairs Anurag Thakur
Electric vehicle maker Tesla Motors announced it has invested in Bitcoin (BTC). The announcement triggered a roughly 20%, or $8,000, surge in
Nigeria, Africa’s “bitcoin nation”, is moving to ban Bitcoin (BTC) and cryptocurrencies. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) issued a letter to
Dogecoin ($DOGE), a cryptocurrency which started off as a joke, has soared after Tesla CEO Elon Musk dubbed it “the people’s crypto”
PayPal’s transaction revenue and active accounts surged in the fourth quarter of 2020, as consumers flocked to use its wallets to buy
US business intelligence software firm MicroStrategy announced Tuesday it had purchased approximately 295 Bitcoin (BTC) for $10 million in cash, at an
Digiassets Exchange (SDAX), an institutional-grade digital asset trading platform based in Singapore, says it has received the in-principle approval from Singapore’s central
Payment giant Visa plans to enable its users to purchase cryptocurrencies, cash out and make fiat purchases with their crypto assets, according
GameStop traders sent the stock on a wild ride. The stock boosted by Redddit online forum r/WallStreetBets has plunged more than 40%
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