MicroStrategy expects a multibillion-dollar Q4 loss after Bitcoin slid roughly 24% during the quarter. The result tests the firm's high-conviction accumulation strategy led by Michael Saylor.
Prenetics Global, the David Beckham–associated health sciences company, announced it will stop buying Bitcoin in 2026, reversing an earlier corporate-treasury strategy. The move could dent sentiment around BTC corporate demand even if the firm itself is not a market heavyweight.
BitMine disclosed an $88 million Ethereum purchase that raises its treasury to about 4 million ETH. The company's shares have surged roughly 110% since launching the crypto treasury program in June.
Anthony Pompliano says a public company could theoretically amass as much Bitcoin as Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy, but practical hurdles make an equal accumulation unlikely. He highlights capital constraints, shareholder scrutiny, and timing as key barriers.
MicroStrategy bought 10,645 BTC for $980.3 million at an average price of $92,124 per coin, its largest purchase since July, the company said Monday.
Token Cat’s board approved a policy to allocate up to $1 billion of its cash reserves to select digital assets, joining other tech firms revising treasury strategies. The move signals cautious corporate adoption of crypto exposure while preserving flexibility on timing and asset selection.
MicroStrategy CEO Phong Le said the company could liquidate its 649,870 BTC holdings under 'severe crisis' conditions, a first-time admission that alters its long-standing buy-and-hold posture. The warning introduces a new downside risk for Bitcoin and corporate treasury strategies.
DDC Enterprise has announced a planned acquisition of 300 BTC, marking the largest single Bitcoin purchase in the company’s history. The move underscores continued corporate interest in BTC as a treasury asset.
Republic Technologies obtained a $100 million zero-interest convertible loan earmarked to purchase Ether, using a structure that could limit dilution for current shareholders. The move boosts corporate demand for ETH while preserving shareholder equity more than a typical equity raise would.
South Korean firms have postponed plans to hold Bitcoin (BTC) on their balance sheets after the government failed to publish expected guidance this week, Sisa Journal reports. Corporate treasuries had anticipated year‑end authorization to allocate funds into digital assets.