MicroStrategy (MSTR) was a Wall Street star in 2024, with shares rising 334% over the past 52 weeks and more than 2,000% over the past two years. Although the Virginia-based company has its roots in software,

MicroStrategy intends to raise $2B from perpetual preferred shares to support Bitcoin purchases as part of its 21/21 plan.

MicroStrategy's share price has faced a prolonged plunge, falling 45% from its November peak as the firm's Bitcoin buys get smaller.

Shares of business analytics software company MicroStrategy (NASDAQ:MSTR) fell 7.7% in the morning session after the company sold 592,987 shares for approximately $209 million. The company used the proceeds to acquire approximately 2,

MicroStrategy has been consistently buying Bitcoins and now holds a massive stack of 446,400 BTC worth more than $42B as of the current price.

MicroStrategy plans equity dilution from 330 million to 10 billion MSTR stocks raising concerns among analysts for future rally in 2025.

MicroStrategy bought about $209 million of bitcoin in the past week, making it eight weeks in a row that the company has acquired more of the digital currency.

Traders are stepping back from MicroStrategy (MSTR), the Nasdaq-listed company known for its leveraged exposure to Bitcoin (BTC). The shift in market sentiment marks a stark contrast to the once highly bullish outlook surrounding the stock.

MicroStrategy’s share price rose to $341.14, after a rocky 24 hours when share prices tanked 40%. Earlier this week, the firm – the world’s largest corporate holder of bitcoin – announced the acquisition of 2,