Strive, an asset management firm known for its Bitcoin-focused treasury strategy, has acquired an additional 147 $BTC, increasing its total holdings to 20,167 $BTC, according to data from Bitcoin Treasuries. This latest purchase underscores the company’s continued commitment to accumulating the cryptocurrency as part of its long-term financial strategy. Details of the Purchase The acquisition
The global market for tokenized stocks and bonds is expanding at a remarkable pace, with market capitalization reaching $2.51 billion as of Aug. 4 — a 273.37% increase from $673.01 million at the start of the year, according to a report by Digital Times. While jurisdictions worldwide are embracing blockchain-based capital markets, South Korea remains
As Bitcoin seeks to stabilize above $60,000, its on-chain activity has returned to levels last observed during the 2018–2019 bear market transition, drawing a significant historical parallel. Bitcoin active addresses are the source of the crucial signal. The 30-day EMA of active addresses recently hit a low of about 609,700, while the 100-day EMA reached
Bitcoin treasury firm Strategy (MSTR) had raised $108.6 million last week through the sale of 1,690 bitcoin and an additional $653.1 million from the sale of 6.59 million shares of common stock, according to a Monday filing. The company used the bitcoin sale proceeds to repurchase 1,152,020 shares of its variable-rate preferred stock, STRC, for
Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, is trading just under $65,000, up 4% in the past week. While this increases expectations for a continued rise in $BTC, one analyst has indicated a bearish forecast. At this point, experienced analyst and commodities trader Peter Brandt argued that the downside risk for Bitcoin has not yet disappeared, pointing out
Whether bitcoin $BTC$65,029.32 works better as a store of value or a payments mechanism can be debated. But one of its core appeals, its radically free-market, permissionless design, is not. The BIP-110 saga put that design on full display. The Bitcoin Improvement Proposal (BIP)-110 started as a proposal to limit non-financial data such as Ordinals
H100 Group completed its previously announced acquisition of NSD AS on Aug. 10, adding 2,455.37 Bitcoin and lifting its total treasury to 3,506.4 $BTC. The Stockholm listed company paid no cash for the transaction, instead issuing shares to the sellers under a Bitcoin for Bitcoin valuation structure, according to its official release. The acquired Bitcoin
Blockchain tracking platform Onchain Lens reported that FalconX, a major cryptocurrency trading and custody firm, deposited 120 Bitcoin ($BTC) — valued at approximately $7.82 million — into Coinbase, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges. The transaction occurred just 24 minutes before the report, according to the firm’s monitoring data. Large transfers from institutional platforms
Bitcoin’s $BTC$64,959.26 price has stopped falling in recent weeks, and while it looks as though options traders aren’t expecting any big moves in either direction in the next few weeks, protection against declines is still not cheap. The bitcoin price has held between $62,000 and $66,000 since early July. Over the weekend, Volmex’s BVIV index,