Strategy Unveils $42B ATM Plan to Buy More Bitcoin
Strategy launches $42B ATM programs to fund operations and Bitcoin buys, expanding capital strategy amid shifting market conditions.
Strategy launches $42B ATM programs to fund operations and Bitcoin buys, expanding capital strategy amid shifting market conditions.
Strategy adds 1,031 BTC as buying slows, bringing total holdings to 762,099 Bitcoin amid shifts in funding strategy.
Bitcoin volatility reflects liquidity pressure and macro risks, with analyst warning of bearish continuation after recent price swings.
JPMorgan enables Bitcoin and Ethereum as loan collateral, expanding crypto integration into institutional credit systems.
Bitcoin retail demand hits yearly low as activity drops and price decouples from S&P 500, indicating changing market outlook.
CFTC issues guidance allowing Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins as margin collateral, outlining risk rules for derivatives markets.
Strategy purchased 22,337 BTC for $1.57B, extending its weekly Bitcoin accumulation and raising total holdings to over 761,000 BTC.
Bitcoin rebounded from $60K and approached $74K as analysts watch resistance levels and momentum indicators for the next move.
Bitcoin shows early signs of stabilization with rising stablecoin liquidity, positive exchange flows, and steady long-term holder supply.
Boris Johnson called Bitcoin a “Ponzi scheme,” but Michael Saylor and crypto experts defended it as decentralized and non-scam.
Ethereum Foundation sold 5,000 ETH to Bitmine in an OTC deal worth $10.38M to fund research, ecosystem development, and grants.
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