Four tickers, four different research questions
MSTR, COIN, MARA, and IBIT all carry Bitcoin exposure, but the filings, economics, and risk profiles that matter for each are almost entirely different.
Research notes across crypto equity, filings, insider activity, ETF wrappers, and market context, written from the records outward.
MSTR, COIN, MARA, and IBIT all carry Bitcoin exposure, but the filings, economics, and risk profiles that matter for each are almost entirely different.
The January 20 8-K shows Strategy's largest single-week Bitcoin purchase in recent filings, pushing aggregate holdings to 709,715 BTC at an average cost of $75,979 per coin.
Microsoft's January 2026 10-Q shows a cloud platform under pressure to justify its AI capital spending, with eight new risk factors and a price chart that has spent most of the past year retreating from its 2025 highs.
ServiceNow's annual filing shows a business still growing subscriptions while its equity has been cut in half over twelve months.
META's annual filing for fiscal 2025 shows a company rewriting its own risk language while carrying an elevated disclosure intensity that demands a close read.
Strategy filed an Item 8.01 8-K on February 2, 2026, but the document's public-facing content is limited to a forward-looking statement disclaimer and an exhibit reference.
AMD's annual report arrives as the stock has more than doubled year-to-date, and the filing's disclosure intensity reflects just how much the AI accelerator story has changed the company's risk profile.
IREN's February 2026 10-Q covers a period when the company's Bitcoin miner profile was expanding fast, making production economics and liquidity the two variables that matter most.
Alphabet's annual filing shows 24 risk-factor changes and a disclosure intensity that demands more attention than the $109.9 billion quarterly revenue figure.
Oracle's February 8-K discloses a 100 million depositary share offering of 6.50% Series D Mandatory Convertible Preferred Stock, closing February 5, 2026.
CLSK's February 10-Q covers a quarter where fleet growth and Bitcoin holdings matter more than any single earnings line.
The February 9 8-K shows a modest weekly purchase funded entirely by common stock ATM sales, with the preferred stock programs untouched and aggregate holdings now at 714,644 BTC.
Shiv Verma stepped into the CFO seat on February 6, the same day Robinhood reported its strongest quarterly revenue on record.
The February annual report captures a commerce platform under pressure, with SHOP down more than a third year-to-date and every major moving average pointing lower.
NOW's February 8-K discloses a named officer appointment with a compensation package that signals where the company is placing organizational weight.
The annual filing shows a company whose revenue, risk profile, and equity price are all moving in the same direction as crypto sentiment, and the risk-factor changes confirm management knows it.
The February 2026 8-K discloses fiscal 2025 cash bonuses for AMD's top executives and a new performance equity award for Su with stock price gates that run well above the company's all-time high.
The February 17 8-K shows Strategy bought another 2,486 Bitcoin between February 9 and February 16, funded entirely through ATM share sales, pushing aggregate holdings to 717,131 BTC.
Bill McDermott's February 27 open-market purchase is a named-executive buy at a moment when NOW has shed roughly 30% year to date.
The February quarterly filing arrives as PANW trades near its highest level in a year, with elevated disclosure intensity and a risk-factor profile that has shifted materially since last summer.
Robinhood's annual report lands with a ceiling-level Filing Risk Score and a stock down more than a third year-to-date, making the crypto revenue mix the central read.
A cooperation agreement signed February 18 gives activist investor Two Seas Capital LP staged influence over CORZ's board through 2027.
CORZ's February 18 cooperation agreement with Two Seas Capital gives an activist investor staged board representation through 2027 in exchange for a one-year standstill.
The February 2026 annual report formalizes a business model where risk factors, capital structure, and investor identity all orbit Bitcoin rather than enterprise software.