Michael Saylor has once again outlined how Strategy approaches Bitcoin ownership, tying the company’s underlying philosophy directly to its actions. In a recent post on X, Strategy’s co-founder and executive chairman said the firm buys what he described as “real Bitcoin,” audits its custodians, and avoids rehypothecation. The remarks followed the disclosure of a new
OSL Group has raised $200 million in equity financing as it steps up plans to expand its stablecoin trading and payment businesses globally. The Hong Kong–listed digital asset company said the capital injection will strengthen its balance sheet and support growth across regulated digital payment and settlement services, according to a Thursday announcement. “The market
This week, several major US companies across multiple sectors, including Amazon and Pinterest, announced layoffs. The moves follow a year of substantial job cuts, during which US employers eliminated roughly 1.2 million positions. Notably, the labor market signals are amplifying concerns about a potential recession. Major US Companies Announce Job Cuts in January 2026 On
Crypto payments firm BCB Group has appointed Tim Renew as its new CEO, naming the former deputy CEO to lead the institutional digital asset infrastructure provider through its next phase of growth. Co-founder Oliver Tonkin will move into the role of president, where he will continue to focus on strategy, culture and long-term development, the
Story Highlights Bitcoin’s quiet price action may be tied to a historic liquidation event the market still hasn’t absorbed. Raoul Pal says crypto isn’t weak, but is lagging behind a liquidity cycle already lifting other assets. With gold surging and elections nearing, Pal believes crypto’s moment hasn’t arrived yet. Real Vision founder Raoul Pal said
Bitcoin price action cooled after failing to secure a sustained breakout above $100,000 in January. The rejection triggered short-term profit-taking and pushed $BTC into a consolidation phase. Since then, price behavior has shifted toward stabilization rather than aggressive selling. On-chain and macro indicators now suggest improving conditions. Investor positioning points to a cautiously bullish setup
Bitcoin price today trades near $88,200 after rejecting the $89,000 resistance zone for the third time this month. The move follows a sharp dollar rebound and continued strength in gold, which topped $5,500 an ounce earlier this week. $BTC remains roughly 30 percent below its October peak while metals and equities sit near record highs.
An onchain indicator suggests that most bitcoin $BTC$87,809.24 investors are currently under pressure, with 63% of all wealth invested in the largest cryptocurrency having a cost basis above $88,000, according to data from Checkonchain. That means the majority of capital entered the market at a higher price than $BTC trades at today. Invested wealth refers
Cryptocurrency banking group Sygnum said its market-neutral Bitcoin fund posted an annualized return of 8.9% in the fourth quarter of 2025, highlighting growing institutional demand for yield-focused crypto strategies amid volatile prices. Sygnum on Wednesday also announced seed-phase completion of its Starboard Sygnum $BTC Alpha Fund, which attracted more than 750 Bitcoin ($BTC) from professional