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Strategy (MSTR) founder Michael Saylor forecasts Bitcoin (BTC) to reach $150,000 by the end of 2025, he said in a recent interview. The popular Bitcoin bull hasn’t been shy in his optimism about BTC, always suggesting it to be the future of finance and labeling it “digital gold.” The former Strategy CEO recently spoke about cryptocurrency in an interview, giving a bullish forecast for the end of the year. JUST IN: Michael Saylor predicts Bitcoin will reach $150,000 by end of this year. pic.twitter.com/ovPz5fMFLW — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) October 29, 2025 Saylor, in his latest interview, predicted the rise of Bitcoin, adding how the coin is already on path to hit $150,000 in due time. “Our expectation right now is the end of the year,” he said to MSN. “It should be about one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. And that’s the consensus of the equity analysts that cover our company and the Bitcoin industry right now.” The BTC bull went on to lo...

One of the top Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) influencers has sold his position and called founder Michael Saylor a liar. Josh Mandell, who has over 140,000 followers on X and is frequently praised in subreddits like r/MSTR as a key voice on the company, went viral today after claiming that Strategy executives have reneged on solemn forward guidance. As previously reported by Protos, Saylor decided to modify slide 96 of the company’s July 31 earnings presentation. Critically, he changed the company’s guidance to not dilute common (MSTR) shareholders while MSTR trades at a multiple-to-Net Asset Value (mNAV) between 1x and 2.5x. Yesterday morning, Saylor added a third, catch-all exception beyond servicing interest and dividend payments. According to the new slide, Strategy may now dilute MSTR between a 1x and 2.5x mNAV “when otherwise deemed advantageous to the company.” MNAV is the extra value that investors place on Strategy’s enterprise value above its bitcoin ...

Some followers of Michael Saylor have grown tired of his alliterative naming convention for a ballooning series of MicroStrategy (MSTR) preferred shares. After Strike, Strife, and now Stride, some shareholders just want to call a spade a spade. Indeed, according to several investors, his latest preferreds should be simply junk bonds . Saylor characterized Stride (STRD) as perpetual preferred stock with $100 of liquidation preference paying non-cumulative dividends at 10%. Bullish fans called his invention a “bitcoin black hole,” allowing time-space relocation of capital to benefit current MSTR shareholders with future opportunities. With Stride spinning this black hole, bullish shareholders saw “everything in the financial system being sucked in towards MicroStrategy.” Memes with singularity imagery proliferated across social media. STRD = SAYLOR'S BITCOIN BLACK HOLE In this hyper-charged breakdown, I peel open @Strategy and @Saylor's $STRD preferred shar...

As the price of bitcoin (BTC) declines towards the average purchase price at Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), founder Michael Saylor is willing to pay USD dividends at up to 18% per year to access more capital. In an announcement about a new series of stock that he calls the “STRF Perpetual Preferred Stock,” Saylor revealed that Strategy is offering 5 million new shares with $100 of liquidation preference and limited conversion rights into MSTR common shares. Liquidation preference is the right to receive money in the event of a “liquidity” (payout) event such as an acquisition, public offering, or dividend. Instead of convertibility at a $1,000 strike price per MSTR share which is a marquee feature of Strategy’s STRK preferred shares, Saylor is simply focused on paying cash to entice investment in his new STRF preferred shares. Strategy is upping its dividend rate from STRK’s 8% rate. Instead, STRF holders will enjoy a 10% fixed dividend in USD that incre...

Pro-XRP lawyer Bill Morgan has slammed Bitcoin maxis who are criticized Donald Trump for including cryptos other than BTC in the US crypto crypto reserve. “For eight years or more the crypto industry was under attack and now there is finally the most powerful world leader fostering crypto and innovation and not attacking it,” he said in a March 5 post  on X . ”The response of Bitcoin maxis is not to say thank you Mr President but to attack him. Pathetic and shockingly ungrateful.” Peter Brandt Says Trump ”Destroyed His Credibility” Bitcoin maxis are criticising Trump for plans to include Cardano (ADA), XRP, Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) in the US crypto reserve in addition to Bitcoin.  Morgan’s criticism came in response to a March 4 post on X by renowned trader Peter Brandt. He told his more than 778.1K X followers that Trump’s decision to include cryptos other than Bitcoin has “destroyed his credibility.” He...

MicroStrategy (NASDAQ: MSTR), now rebranded as ‘Strategy,’ has once again made headlines, this time not just for its Q4 earnings report but also for its fresh identity and the launch of a Bitcoin-branded merchandise store. However, despite being the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin (BTC), the company does not accept cryptocurrency payments for its merchandise platform, which sparked widespread discussion in the crypto community. Rebranding and Bitcoin purchases The announcement came just hours before Strategy’s earnings call, featuring a newly revamped website and a dedicated online store selling branded merchandise. However, users quickly noticed that Bitcoin payments were not an option, with only credit cards available, further fueling controversy. Picks for you ChatGPT says XRP price will hit this target by Q1 2025 ...

Strategy unveils a new Bitcoin logo and orange color scheme representing its Bitcoin strategy Saylor is expected to discuss the rebrand during the company’s earnings call on Wednesday evening Strategy currently has 471,107 Bitcoin in reserve worth $45.8 billion MicroStrategy, the largest corporate Bitcoin holder, has announced it’s rebranded to Strategy and unveiled a new Bitcoin logo. In a post on X, Michael Saylor, co-founder of Strategy, simply said: “new brand, same strategy,” with an image of him in front of the company’s new logo. New ₿rand, Same Strategy pic.twitter.com/r1LD5FdEjJ — Michael Saylor⚡️ (@saylor) February 5, 2025 In an announcement released on February 5, Strategy said the rebrand was a “natural evolution of the company, reflecting its focus and broad appeal.” The stylized “B” in the new logo represents Strategy’s Bitcoin strategy while the orange col...