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Michael Saylor is apparently done thinking small. The founder and CEO of MicroStrategy announced Wednesday that his company would be dropping the “Micro” from its name, instead operating as Strategy.

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Strategy reported its Q4 2024 financial results with a net loss of $670.8 million incurred it stacked an additional 218,887 Bitcoin.

Michael Saylor announced that MicroStrategy rebranded to Strategy after spending $20 billion on Bitcoin in Q4 2024.