Bitcoin

Strike has introduced 'volatility-proof' Bitcoin loans to avoid margin calls and forced liquidations during a bear market. The loans require an interest rate of up to 14.2% and strict on-time payments, as stated by CEO Jack Mallers.

Polymarket, a crypto-native prediction market, now supports instant Bitcoin deposits via the Lightning Network using Spark's infrastructure. This update offers faster, more private transactions compared to previous on-chain methods, reducing wait times and fees. Spark handles validation and confirmation risks, enabling self-custodial deposits tied to user keys.

Radar Chat integrates encrypted messaging with self-custodial Bitcoin payments using Signal’s open-source technology and the Lightning Network. The platform aims to simplify Bitcoin transactions to the ease of sending a text message.

Vanguard, a major asset manager, has begun searching for a head of digital assets to develop its strategy in cryptocurrency and blockchain-based finance. The role involves evaluating areas like tokenization, stablecoins, and digital wallets, though Vanguard has not announced plans to launch its own crypto investment products.

New Hampshire’s $100 million Bitcoin-backed municipal bond awaits final approval from the state’s Executive Council. The bond, backed by Bitcoin collateral from CleanSpark, aims to fund investment programs without exposing taxpayers to cryptocurrency volatility, but carries a speculative 'Ba2' rating from Moody’s due to credit risk.

SpaceX's inclusion in the Nasdaq-100 Index introduces Bitcoin exposure to passive investors through corporate treasury holdings. The company's 18,712 BTC balance sheet disclosure and estimated $4.3 billion in index-driven inflows highlight a structural channel for institutional Bitcoin access.

Bitcoin analysts are divided, with some indicating potential for further declines and others suggesting early recovery signs. The article highlights uncertainty about Bitcoin's current market cycle phase.

K33 noted that Bitcoin has historically reached a cycle bottom within weeks of over half its circulating supply being held at a loss, with strong one-year returns following in most previous cycles. The analysis suggests Bitcoin may be approaching a similar turning point.

Bitcoin and XRP are attracting Japanese firms as a weak yen prompts efforts to diversify treasuries. The shift reflects corporate strategies to hedge against currency instability.

Bitcoin traded around $63,500 after a six-day rally, with Wintermute and Bitfinex highlighting weak ETF demand and K33 noting 50% of supply is at a loss. Analysts point to thin summer liquidity and a significant portion of Bitcoin holdings remaining underwater.

Michael Saylor becomes a major Bitcoin seller. A memecoin is exploited through governance. Bernstein maintains a $150k price target for Bitcoin.

Traders are suing Polymarket over a post-event rule change that invalidated their 'Yes' bets on Strategy's Bitcoin sale. The plaintiffs claim the rule alteration caused their winning bets to become losses.

Bitcoin's July gains may be short-lived due to weak U.S. demand. The article highlights concerns about the sustainability of recent price increases in the cryptocurrency market.

Bitcoin's price could fall below $58K if the NUPL metric follows historical patterns, as data suggests BTC needs to create new cycle lows to maintain those patterns.

Xbox is laying off 20% of its staff as Microsoft resets its strategy, with the CEO stating the company 'didn’t focus on the core business' and 'spread ourselves too thin'. The article references a Fortune report on the layoffs and mentions market selloffs, Bitcoin strategies, AI costs, and World Cup fan food trends.

Binance has introduced a new covered call yield strategy targeting Bitcoin holders seeking higher returns. The initiative leverages Bitcoin's popularity and demand for yield-generating opportunities.

Bitcoin's recent macro relief is being challenged by developments related to Japanese interest rates. The situation highlights potential macroeconomic pressures affecting the cryptocurrency market.

Bitcoin and ether ETFs experienced inflows on Monday, indicating increased investor interest in these cryptocurrency-related financial products.

The U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve is a government-held stockpile of bitcoin established by executive order in March 2025. Bitcoin is classified as a long-term reserve asset, treated similarly to gold, with the directive that reserve coins cannot be sold. Almost all of the U.S. government’s BTC are included in the reserve.

Bitcoin's price dropped after reaching $64,000, despite a $213 million BTC sale by Strategy. The sale did not significantly impact Bitcoin's price.

US President Donald Trump previously called Bitcoin 'a scam' but acknowledged on Monday that he became involved in crypto 'a little bit for politics.'

Bitcoin's price surpassed $64,000 despite Strategy's $216 million BTC sale, as bulls continued to absorb the selling pressure. The cryptocurrency reversed its Monday selloff to close the day above $64,000.

A strategy sold $216M Bitcoin, and John Bollinger is bullish on Bitcoin's potential based on chart analysis. Vitalik Buterin introduced a new Ethereum strawmap, but its progress is delayed.

Grayscale states that Strategy's recent bitcoin sales aim to restore confidence in its financing structure and help bitcoin establish a more durable bottom.

Bitcoin's U.S. reserve remains under development as federal agencies continue discussions. The initiative is still in progress, with federal agencies working to finalize details.

Bitcoin experienced a sell-off following Strategy's BTC sale, but quickly rebounded, indicating bulls remain ambitious. Funding rates reached 9% during the market movement.

Bitcoin reached its highest price in weeks, and Bernstein analysts reaffirmed their ambitious year-end price target of $150,000 for the cryptocurrency despite acknowledging a recent painful retrace.

Michael Saylor, co-founder and executive chairman of Strategy Inc., spoke at the Bitcoin 2026 conference in Las Vegas. The event focused on Bitcoin's future with institutional adoption and regulatory clarity.

Trump's Bitcoin Reserve initiative is encountering obstacles as government departments attempt to assert control. A visual of Trump holding Bitcoin was displayed at a 2025 conference.

Strategy sold over 3,000 bitcoins to raise cash for paying dividends on its preferred stock, despite Executive Chair Michael Saylor previously stating the company did not need to take this action.

Tether and UTEXO are launching Bitcoin-native USDT via the RGB protocol and Lightning network, enabling private, instant settlements. The integration leverages Bitcoin's UTXO model for security and privacy, contrasting with address-reuse practices on EVM blockchains. UTEXO aims to compete with TRON's dominance in USDT volume.

Crypto-treasury giant Strategy sold $216 million of Bitcoin, signaling a departure from co-founder Michael Saylor’s 'Never sell your Bitcoin' philosophy amid a declining digital asset market that is also affecting the company’s shares.

Strategy, a major Bitcoin hoarder, sold $216 million in Bitcoin in its largest crypto sale to date, citing the need to build cash reserves and avoid issuing more equity. The sale caused its stock to drop 5% initially, while Bitcoin's price fluctuated. The company, which previously emphasized accumulating Bitcoin, now faces market pressures amid broader crypto bearishness.

President Trump indicated openness to including Bitcoin in Trump Accounts, a new savings program, and described himself as 'a big fan of crypto.' He emphasized the strategic importance of the U.S. leading in cryptocurrency to counter China and highlighted Bitcoin's growing influence and appeal.

Saylor's bitcoin strategy faced significant challenges, resulting in substantial financial losses and market disruption over a one-month period.

BitMine added $73 million in Ethereum through its strategy while a Bitcoin treasury firm reduced its holdings. The article highlights contrasting investment approaches between Ethereum and Bitcoin.

Strategy sold 3,588 Bitcoin worth $216 million to fund dividend payments while retaining a $2.55 billion Bitcoin reserve. Wealth manager Bernstein maintained its year-end Bitcoin price target of $150,000.

Strive (ASST) purchased 17.76 bitcoin at an average price of $59,850, bringing its total holdings to 19,882 coins. The company acquired 6,236 bitcoin in Q2 2025 at $74,290 per coin, reporting a 24.0% bitcoin yield for the quarter despite a decline in bitcoin’s price from $114,332 in September 2025 to $58,631 by quarter-end.

Strategy sold $216 million in Bitcoin under its 'BTC Monetization Program' to cover preferred payouts, despite an $8.3 billion quarterly loss.

Strategy (MSTR) sold 3,588 bitcoin for $216 million to fund dividends on its preferred securities, marking its largest bitcoin disposal. The company held 843,775 bitcoin and $2.55 billion in cash as of July 5, 2026.