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AlAbraaj Restaurants Group, a publicly listed Bahraini catering firm, has adopted a Bitcoin treasury strategy with plans to expand into Sharia-compliant finance.

Once a staunch Bitcoin critic, famed short-seller Jim Chanos now sees an arbitrage opportunity by shorting Strategy stock and buying BTC.

Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor told the Financial Times in a new documentary that his company is well-positioned to become a $10 trillion enterprise one day.

Strategy leads the corporate pack with 77% of the growth in Bitcoin holdings so far this year, according to River.

Bitcoin is witnessing profit booking near its all-time high, but it is likely to find solid support at $100,000. Will altcoins follow?

With its latest purchase, Strategy has achieved a Bitcoin yield of 15.5%, breaking its previous 2025 target, which was lifted to 25% in early May.

Japanese investment firm Metaplanet now holds 6,796 Bitcoin, currently worth more than $700 million.

Coinbase reportedly considered adopting a Michael Saylor–style Bitcoin investment strategy on multiple occasions since it launched in 2012, but opted out each time.

Michael Saylor says those “less committed” to Bitcoin took the opportunity to exit the market after Bitcoin’s price surged.

Vivek Ramaswamy's asset management firm is going public through a reverse merger and will use shares to buy Bitcoin.

Michael Saylor’s Strategy slowed Bitcoin buying last week as BTC neared $100,000, while Semler Scientific ramped up its crypto investments.

Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor posted the Bitcoin chart signaling an impending Bitcoin purchase by the company the following day.

Strategy missed Wall Street estimates on its top and bottom line for the first quarter of 2025, but reported it made a yield of 13.7% on its vast Bitcoin holdings.

Richard Byworth says that a firm like Strategy isn’t concerned with how high Bitcoin’s price goes; its focus is solely on the multiple of its net asset value.

Bitcoin price upside depends on liquidity support and clear decoupling from equities.