Microsoft’s decision to steer clear of Bitcoin and keep its balance sheet traditional wasn’t just calculated, it was ruthless in its precision. On December 10, the tech giant’s shareholders torched a proposal to sink 1% of its $78 billion cash reserves into Bitcoin.

So keep your eyes on Bitcoin shareholder activism. Microsoft had a chance to make a momentous decision about Bitcoin and passed on the opportunity. But if you're a Bitcoin investor, there's no need to worry. In just a few months, Amazon will be the next big company with a chance to vote on Bitcoin adoption.

Microsoft shareholders rejected a proposal to allocate 1% of its $78 billion in cash reserves to Bitcoin. The board cited Bitcoin’s price volatility as the

Despite Bitcoin surpassing $101,000 on Wednesday, Microsoft shareholders are still not convinced the risk is worth the reward.

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Microsoft shareholders strongly opposed a recent proposal for the company to invest part of its assets in Bitcoin.

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Microsoft released the results of shareholder votes on Tuesday. (GeekWire File Photo /) None of the six outside shareholder proposals at

Crypto investors spent hundreds of millions of dollars to influence lawmakers in Washington and elect pro-crypto candidates this past election cycle.

Everyone knows Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) and its best-known products, including the Windows operating system and Microsoft 365 suite of productivity apps, but its growing cloud computing platform, Azure,

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