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Michael Saylor

Michael Saylor

Executive chairman of MicroStrategy

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Executive chairman of MicroStrategy

TitleExecutive chairman of MicroStrategy
Born1965-02-04 · Lincoln, Nebraska
EducationMassachusetts Institute of Technology (BS)
OccupationEntrepreneur, Business executive
Known forThe Mobile Wave

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EconomyStrategy’s $250 Bitcoin Air Jordans sell out as company extends crypto identity into consumer branding

Strategy’s $250 Bitcoin-themed Air Jordans have sold out, with all nine advertised sizes unavailable. The company did not disclose the number of pairs offered or when they ran out. The launch extends Strategy’s Bitcoin-focused identity beyond its financial business into consumer merchandise, although the scale of demand cannot be measured from the undisclosed inventory.

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CCryptoSlateOriginal★★☆☆☆2026-09-08 21:30

Strategy’s $250 Bitcoin Air Jordans sell out as company extends crypto identity into consumer branding
Strategy’s $250 Bitcoin Air Jordans sell out as company extends crypto identity into consumer branding

EconomyStrategy keeps STRC at 12% as Saylor has one week to rescue Bitcoin yield product

Michael Saylor has roughly a week to bring STRC back to its $100 par value. Strategy has spent $635.2 million on buybacks, yet the preferred security remains near $97. The company has also resumed Bitcoin purchases, signaling confidence that its balance sheet can support both efforts, while the final $3 recovery becomes increasingly expensive.

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CCryptoSlateOriginal★★☆☆☆2026-09-02 13:45

Strategy keeps STRC at 12% as Saylor has one week to rescue Bitcoin yield product
Strategy keeps STRC at 12% as Saylor has one week to rescue Bitcoin yield product

EconomyHow Saylor’s $2 billion capital loop is quietly rewriting Bitcoin ownership

Michael Saylor argues that institutional custody and securities can broaden Bitcoin access without removing self-custody. At the same time, Strategy reported $2.0065 billion in net MSTR sale proceeds, $5.10 billion in its USD Reserve and holdings of 840,447 BTC. It expanded dollar liquidity and repurchased preferred stock while making no Bitcoin trades that week.

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CCryptoSlateOriginal★★☆☆☆2026-09-01 06:55

How Saylor’s $2 billion capital loop is quietly rewriting Bitcoin ownership
How Saylor’s $2 billion capital loop is quietly rewriting Bitcoin ownership

EconomyMichael Saylor’s $13,400 Bitcoin floor reveals the order of losses in Strategy’s debt stack

Strategy markets an approximately $13,400 “BTC Floor” for its STRC preferred stock, but the SEC-filed metric only marks the Bitcoin price at which an illustrative coverage ratio reaches 1.0x. It provides no claim on Strategy’s Bitcoin or assurance of solvency or recovery. The analysis shows how depleted USD assets could raise the threshold and outlines the ranking of creditors, preferred holders and common shareholders in a restructuring.

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CCryptoSlateOriginal★★☆☆☆2026-08-31 11:30

Michael Saylor’s $13,400 Bitcoin floor reveals the order of losses in Strategy’s debt stack
Michael Saylor’s $13,400 Bitcoin floor reveals the order of losses in Strategy’s debt stack

EconomyMichael Saylor hints at first Bitcoin purchase in two months as price nears $79,000

Bitcoin rebounds from Friday’s low as Strategy’s valuation grows and Bitcoin dominance rises above 60%. Michael Saylor hints at the company’s first Bitcoin purchase in two months as the cryptocurrency approaches $79,000.

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CCoinDeskOriginal★★☆☆☆2026-08-30 15:39

Michael Saylor hints at first Bitcoin purchase in two months as price nears $79,000
Michael Saylor hints at first Bitcoin purchase in two months as price nears $79,000

EconomyZero-revenue public company copied Michael Saylor with a Bitcoin deal — and its stock crashed 25%

Alpha Modus agreed to issue more than 10 times its existing share count and warrants to 10 non-US investors in exchange for 3,170 Bitcoin. Shares fell 25% after the announcement. The unsigned transaction is intended to strengthen equity and help preserve the Nasdaq listing, but would heavily dilute shareholders; the company has no revenue and faces substantial going-concern doubt.

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CCryptoSlateOriginal★★☆☆☆2026-08-28 12:50

Zero-revenue public company copied Michael Saylor with a Bitcoin deal — and its stock crashed 25%
Zero-revenue public company copied Michael Saylor with a Bitcoin deal — and its stock crashed 25%