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Bitcoin's biggest holders, including Strategy and Metaplanet, are reportedly betting on mathematics rather than focusing solely on price movements.

An MSCI proposal could lead to Strategy and Metaplanet being removed from its global indexes. This potential removal is linked to a new screening process designed for non-operating companies.

The article titled "Strategy, Metaplanet unrealized bitcoin losses highlight risk of concentrating on just one token" highlights a warning about the risks associated with investing heavily in only one cryptocurrency. The subject focuses on Strategy and Metaplanet's unrealized losses concerning Bitcoin.

Brazil’s largest bitcoin treasury firm plans to introduce an Exchange Traded Fund (ETF). This new ETF vehicle will feature a substantial allocation, dedicating 95% of its funds to Strategy's STRC.

Investors are turning their focus toward succession and strategy as the Chairman is set to step down. Simultaneously, shares of Tata Group firms lost approximately $4.5 billion in combined market value on Wednesday.

Strategy’s preferred shares (STRC) have rebounded nearly 24% from their June closing low, driven by the company building cash reserves and repurchasing shares.

Bitcoin approaches $64,000 as traders overlook Strategy's BTC sales and Coldcard sweeps. The cryptocurrency's price rise suggests market resilience amid these developments.

Michael Saylor stated he has never sold his personal bitcoin following Strategy Inc's sale of 1,638 bitcoin for $104.7 million, reducing its holdings to 842,138 BTC.

Michael Saylor’s Strategy sold 1,638 Bitcoin in its second-largest sale of the year to fund dividend payments and repurchase preferred STRC stock.

Strategy sold $105 million of bitcoin and repurchased $81.2 million of STRC last week. The transactions involved significant movements in cryptocurrency assets.

Michael Saylor’s Strategy sold 1,638 BTC for $105 million, reducing its total holdings to 842,138 BTC. These holdings represent approximately 4% of the 21 million bitcoin supply cap, valued at around $53 billion.

Saylor indicates potential Bitcoin purchases after a five-week pause, with Strategy holding 843,775 BTC acquired for $63.69 billion. The STRC rate remains at 12% as the firm signals renewed Bitcoin activity.

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Strategy reported an $8.2 billion loss during Q2, despite a 11% increase in bitcoin holdings. The price of bitcoin fell by more than 40% by the end of Q2 2025 compared to the previous year.

Strategy reported an $8.2 billion Q2 loss due to Bitcoin's decline causing unrealized losses. The Bitcoin treasury company established a $3.75 billion cash reserve to support preferred stock payouts after launching its BTC monetization program.

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Strategy repurchased 288,930 STRC shares for $25 million at $86.52, following its Digital Credit Capital Framework. The buybacks aim to retire liabilities below notional value, increasing Net Bitcoin Per Share by reducing senior claims.

Hyperscale Data, Inc. increased its Bitcoin holdings to 1,106 coins ($69.7 million), with executive chairman Milton 'Todd' Ault III highlighting the strategic value of Bitcoin for financial flexibility. The company aims to build a $100 million digital asset treasury and follows a model pioneered by Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) of using corporate funds to acquire Bitcoin.

Strategy raised $544.5 million by selling MSTR shares and repurchased $25 million of STRC preferred stock, increasing its US dollar reserves to $3.75 billion.

Strategy extended its bitcoin purchase pause for a fifth consecutive week, sold $544.5 million in MSTR, and increased its USD reserve to $3.75 billion.

The article discusses interest rates in the U.S., U.K., and Japan, along with Coinbase and Strategy earnings as key factors influencing the upcoming week in cryptocurrency markets.

Michael Saylor hinted at a potential shift after four consecutive weeks without a Strategy bitcoin purchase. Strategy currently holds 843,775 BTC at an average cost of $75,476, resulting in a $9.3 billion loss as bitcoin trades near $64,600.

The firm is overhauling Bitcoin metrics by introducing a new measure called 'Net Bitcoin Per Share'. This change aims to reflect the shift to 'digital credit' through metrics that exclude debt and preferred claims, focusing on common shareholders' ownership.

Saylor and their team are revising Strategy's bitcoin metrics in response to the ongoing bear market. The adjustments aim to adapt to persistent challenging market conditions.

Ukraine has simultaneously replaced its top defense and military leaders amid a strategy debate, with its performance beginning to soar.

BlackRock, Coinbase, and Strategy, along with seven other institutional entities, formed a consortium to pledge $15 million to fund Bitcoin developers working on quantum-resistant security measures. The initiative aims to protect the Bitcoin network from potential threats posed by future quantum computers.

Nine firms including Strategy and BlackRock formed a $15 million Bitcoin security consortium to fund post-quantum cryptography research. The initiative aims to address potential threats from quantum computing to Bitcoin's security.

A consortium led by Strategy and BlackRock has pledged $15 million to protect the Bitcoin network from potential quantum computing threats.

VanEck's Bitcoin ChainCheck report highlights Bitcoin's consolidation around $63,700, noting defensive derivatives positioning, miner economics at multi-year lows, and long-term holders increasing their supply share. ETP outflows and treasury sales contributed to negative flows, while on-chain data shows 60.8% of Bitcoin held for over a year.

Bitcoin is performing well despite a recent sell-off in tech stocks, with potential for a $70,000 rally driven by its decoupling from derivatives sentiment and a cash raise by Strategy.

Bitcoin Japan, a subsidiary of Metaplanet, has raised $59.5 million via a convertible bond deal to purchase Bitcoin for its treasury, allocating $4 million for its first transaction. Metaplanet, which holds 43,000 Bitcoin worth $2.8 billion, aims to expand its crypto holdings despite Bitcoin's price slump and stock market declines. Japan is also advancing regulations to classify cryptocurrency as a financial asset.

Strategy raised $263.5 million by selling MSTR shares, increasing its cash reserves to $3.225 billion. The company holds 843,775 Bitcoin, while investors are evaluating the value of its STRC preferred stock.

Strategy sold $263.5 million in MSTR shares and did not purchase bitcoin as its USD reserves exceeded $3.2 billion. The company's total bitcoin holdings represent approximately 4% of the 21 million supply cap, valued at around $54.7 billion.

Saylor urges Bitcoin to reject BIP-110 in an 110-point essay as the soft fork faces an August showdown. Saylor posted a cryptic tracker-chart with the caption 'What's next?' ahead of Strategy's anticipated Monday disclosure.

Bitcoin closed the second quarter of 2026 in its deepest downturn since the last bear market, with a 32.9% annual decline. Bitwise Asset Management views the decline as a setup for recovery, noting Bitcoin's dominance in the crypto market and structural demand despite ETF outflows.

Strategy has paused its Bitcoin purchases to accumulate a $3 billion cash reserve. The move indicates a shift in financial strategy from cryptocurrency investments to holding liquid assets.

Strategy went another week without buying Bitcoin, focusing instead on lifting its cash reserves to $3 billion via common stock proceeds. This marks the third consecutive week the company has skipped Bitcoin purchases.

Strategy sold $467 million in MSTR shares and did not purchase bitcoin as its USD reserve reached $3 billion. The company's total bitcoin holdings remain at 843,775 BTC, representing 4% of the 21 million supply cap, valued at approximately $53 billion.

Michael Saylor sold $216 million in bitcoin, leaving his strategy holding 843,775 BTC at an average cost of $75,476. The position is approximately $9.7 billion underwater as bitcoin trades near $64,000.

Stablecoins are adapting to regulatory changes by specializing in niche roles within the crypto market. Strategy's Bitcoin sale and Vanguard's tokenization initiatives illustrate the ongoing evolution of cryptocurrency in the financial sector.