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NASDAQ:MSTR 10 March 2026 - 22 June 2026

Portnoy’s Bitcoin, XRP Losses Mount In $390B Crypto Drop

Portnoy’s Bitcoin, XRP Losses Mount In $390B Crypto Drop

Dave Portnoy says he’s not selling his Bitcoin or XRP, even as his crypto portfolio is down millions. The Barstool Sports founder has become a high-profile retail holder hit hard by the sharp crypto drop. In a video posted June 4 on X, Portnoy said he still owns Bitcoin, XRP and Strategy stock. “I have not made a cent in crypto, I have gotten whacked in crypto,” he said.
Strategy Inc Bitcoin Sale Signal Puts Michael Saylor’s MSTR Stock Back in the Spotlight

Strategy Inc Bitcoin Sale Signal Puts Michael Saylor’s MSTR Stock Back in the Spotlight

Michael Saylor, executive chairman at Strategy Inc, tried to recast a potential bitcoin sale as a tactical move to shore up the company’s capital structure—rather than a step back from its bitcoin-focused playbook—after he floated the idea that Strategy could “sell some Bitcoin to fund a dividend.” His comments come as others with bitcoin on their balance sheets, like Nakamoto, Empery Digital, and Sequans, have already trimmed their bitcoin stashes amid the latest crypto slide.
Why Strategy Stock (MSTR) Is Outpacing Bitcoin Again After a $2.54 Billion Buy

Why Strategy Stock (MSTR) Is Outpacing Bitcoin Again After a $2.54 Billion Buy

Strategy—previously known as MicroStrategy—has once more outperformed bitcoin this month, following a $2.54 billion buy and a wave of renewed institutional interest that’s put it back in the spotlight as a stock-market stand-in for the cryptocurrency. Heading into Wednesday’s session, shares were set to open about 4% down, but the stock had already rallied close to 37% in April as of Monday’s close. Bitcoin, for its part, was trading north of $78,000.
Bitcoin Price Today: BTC Drops Below $69,000 as Iran Relief Rally Fades, Coinbase and Strategy Slide

Bitcoin Price Today: BTC Drops Below $69,000 as Iran Relief Rally Fades, Coinbase and Strategy Slide

Bitcoin slid back under $69,000 on Tuesday, erasing nearly all of its earlier jump past $71,000. As the crypto retreated, shares of Coinbase and Strategy also slipped. By early afternoon in New York, bitcoin was changing hands at $68,970—down 2.8% from the previous close after peaking at $71,313 earlier. Ether dropped 1.9%. Coinbase tumbled 11.3%, with Strategy off 2.7%.
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