MicroStrategy earnings for the second quarter carried an $8.22 billion net loss and a new metric, BTC Hurdle ARR, that Strategy’s own Bitcoin yield is currently running below. The company set that hurdle at 10.8% and reported a 4.5% bitcoin yield for the year. Chief Financial Officer Andrew Kang called the figure its effective cost

MicroStrategy reported an $8.22 billion net loss in the second quarter of 2026, but the headline figure tells only part of the story. The world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder expanded its BTC position, strengthened its balance sheet, and increased its cash reserves despite Bitcoin’s price decline during the quarter. Strategy Posts $8.2 Billion Loss as

Amazon beat Wall Street on every headline metric in the second quarter, and Amazon Web Services grew 37% year over year, its fastest pace in 18 quarters. Shares closed the regular session at $235.50, up 3.90%. The stock then climbed to $256.33 in after-hours trading, a further 8.85% gain, once the numbers landed Thursday. Why

Bitcoin has posted an August loss every year since 2022, giving traders another seasonal risk to consider.

Bitcoin Magazine Legendary Investor Ray Dalio Still Holds Bitcoin — But Only 1% of His Portfolio Ray Dalio still prefers the precious metal over "digital gold." This post Legendary Investor Ray Dalio Still Holds Bitcoin — But Only 1% of His Portfolio first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Mathew Di Salvo.