NYSE-listed KULR Technology, a company previously known for its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy, has transferred 145.8 $BTC valued at approximately $9.45 million to Coinbase Prime, according to blockchain analytics firm EmberCN. The transaction, which occurred roughly five hours ago, marks another significant reduction in the firm’s digital asset holdings. Rapid Decline in Bitcoin Reserves EmberCN
Bitcoin’s [$BTC] recent profitability profile may be the key factor setting the asset up for a longer-term rally, given the immediate structure of the market. The asset has climbed from a July low of $57,800 to $65,777 twenty-two days later, a recovery that has reshaped the position of the market’s newest participants. That rally brought
Stripe, the global payments infrastructure giant, is in discussions to acquire OpenRouter, a marketplace for AI models, at a valuation of approximately $10 billion, according to a report from Cointelegraph. The talks are ongoing, and sources familiar with the matter have indicated that no final decision has been reached. What OpenRouter Brings to the Table
On Thursday, July 23, Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest purchased almost $60 million worth of Tesla, Circle Internet Group and Securitize Corp. stock. The purchases coincided with a dramatic sell-off in U.S. stocks. Inflation-driven higher oil prices, higher US Treasury yields and a strong dollar led to a bearish investor sentiment.
Mubadala Capital, the alternative asset management arm of Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala Investment Company, oversees roughly $430 billion in assets managed, advised, or administered. That scale puts weight behind the move. A sovereign-linked manager of this size choosing to tokenize a fund signals something beyond experimentation. The news was reported on by the International Media Investments
Bitcoin [$BTC], the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization at $1.35 trillion, has moved through one of the most unprofitable stretches in its history. Notably, $BTC’s slump has now extended across three separate quarters and two calendar years. That performance has broken away from the equities market over the same window, leaving a wide band of
The debate over when Bitcoin’s bear market will end is largely split between two views. One camp still holds on to the traditional four-year cycle, while the other believes that the bottom may already be in. Grayscale, for one, favors the latter. Macro Over Market Cycles The supporters of the four-year cycle theory see Bitcoin
Bitcoin has fallen below $65,000 after the Trump administration announced tariffs of 10% to 12.5% on imports from 60 trading partners covering more than 99% of U.S. trade. CNBC reported that the duties will take effect at 12:01 a.m. ET on Friday, replacing the temporary 10% global tariff scheduled to expire the same day. The
Japan’s latest crypto law changes have revived the country’s spot Bitcoin ETF discussion, but the important part is the timeline. This is not an approval story today. It is a regulatory groundwork story, and that means investors need to be patient. The Japanese Cabinet submitted the Bill for Partially Amending the Financial Instruments and Exchange