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Strategy, the worldâs largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, has set aside a $1.44 billion U.S. dollar reserve as a liquidity buffer against a prolonged market downturn, a move that analysts at CryptoQuant signals preparation for a potential bear market phase.The company, the worldâs largest corporateâŚ
Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan pushed back against a growing narrative that Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) could be compelled to sell its bitcoin holdings, calling the premise "just flat wrong" and arguing that neither index changes nor market pressure creates any such requirement.IâŚ
Welcome to the US Crypto News Morning Briefingâyour essential rundown of the most important developments in crypto for the day ahead.Grab a coffee and watch the markets shift â Bitcoin is slipping, while stocks, gold, and tech soar, leaving even seasoned investors scratching their heads over what coâŚ
Arca CIO Jeff Dorman calls the current market slide âone of the strangest crypto sell-offs ever,â arguing that price action is increasingly disconnected from both macro conditions and sector fundamentals.Why The Crypto Sell-Off Is âStrangeâIn a post on X, Dorman notes that traditional risk assets arâŚ
a U.S. dollar reserve totaling $1.44 billion, marking an expansion of its balance sheet strategy as it positions itself as the worldâs largest âBitcoin Treasury Company.âStrategy announces $1.44B USD Reserve and now hodls 650,000 . â Strategy (@Strategy) The reserve will be used to support dividendâŚ
Members of the Bitcoin community and supporters of Strategy, the largest corporate holder of BTC, are criticizing JPMorganâs proposed Bitcoin-backed notes, accusing the bank of spreading fear, uncertainty and doubt about Strategy and other crypto treasury firms.JPMorganâs notes are a leveraged invesâŚ
Michael Saylor picked four words to sum up his position as Bitcoin goes through one of the most brutal market crashes of the cycle: "I Won't Back Down." It does not seem like another meme from the guy who turned a corporate treasury strategy into a unilateral Bitcoin bet, as the context makes the meâŚ
Strategy executive chairman Michael Saylor has shrugged off concerns that Wall Streetâs entry into Bitcoin affected its price action and volatility.âI think we are getting a lot less volatility,â Saylor said when asked the question during an interview with Fox Business on Tuesday. It comes as BitcoiâŚ
Shares in Bitcoin treasury companies could be nearing the end of a period of dampened price action after an investment firm said it closed its short position against Strategy, the largest corporate Bitcoin holding company.Kynikos Associates founder James Chanos said on Sunday that his investment firâŚ
Nasdaq-listed Strategy (ticker MSTR) has priced its new 10% Series A Perpetual Stream Preferred Stock, ticker STRE, at âŹ80 per share, generating gross proceeds of âŹ620 million, or about $715 million.Each STRE share carries a âŹ100 stated value and pays quarterly cash dividends at 10% annually, beginnâŚ
Strategy, the world's largest digital asset treasury company, has filed for an initial public offering of 3.5 million shares of its euro-denominated perpetual preferred stock (STRE) to support future bitcoin acquisitions. Strategy said it plans to use the net proceeds to support general corporate puâŚ
BitMine Immersion Technologies, a Bitcoin and Ethereum network company focused on long-term crypto accumulation, has announced total holdings of $13.4 billion, including crypto, cash, and equity stakes in what it calls its âmoonshotsâ portfolio. BitMine said of October 19 at 6:30 p.m. ET, its holdinâŚ