Raphael Zagury, the newly appointed CEO of Bitcoin-focused public company Twenty One Capital, says the premium-funded model behind Bitcoin treasury firms cannot provide easy returns forever. His answer is to build cash-generating businesses around the company’s $BTC balance sheet. In a July 22 fireside chat furnished to the SEC, Zagury described issuing shares above the
Something quietly alarming is happening to Bitcoin’s market activity this summer. According to research firm K33, Bitcoin trading volume in July 2026 is averaging just $2.2 billion per day — the weakest sustained level since November 2023. That number, modest by any recent measure, is now rippling through the industry in ways that go beyond
The Federal Reserve is set to announce its interest rate decision on Wednesday, July 29. According to the FedWatch tool, there is a 64.2% probability that rates stay flat and a 35.8% probability of a 25 bps rate hike. This makes for some of the most divided market expectations regarding a rate decision in recent
Price Rebounds From Overnight Low The move higher came after bitcoin briefly slipped below $63,000 in the prior session before buyers consistently defended that area. Once price reclaimed $64,000, momentum slowed instead of accelerating, a sign that traders were willing to bid the dip but remained reluctant to chase strength before a major macro event.
Investment management giant Vanguard has increased its exposure to Bitcoin treasury company Strive Asset Management, adding more than 269,000 shares through one of its flagship index funds as institutional exposure to Bitcoin-linked equities continues to expand. According to an update shared by BitcoinTreasuries.NET, Vanguard’s Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund (VTSAX) increased its position in
Cryptocurrency analytics company Glassnode reported that the fading expectations of interest rate cuts in the US bond market and the pricing in of a potential rate hike have suppressed risk appetite in the cryptocurrency market. Glassnode’s assessment stated that the Fed’s interest rate decision is critically important for the direction of the market. According to
A Long-Term Bet, Restated Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor’s company touted its multiyear stock performance this week, telling followers that MSTR has delivered a 42% annualized return since the software firm pivoted to a bitcoin-based treasury strategy on Aug. 10, 2020. The figure beats bitcoin ($BTC), the so-called Magnificent Seven group of large-cap technology stocks,
Bitcoin ($BTC) whipsawed around $64,000 on Wednesday as geopolitical and macroeconomic tensions pressured US stocks. Key points: Bitcoin constricts near $64,000 as traders contend with multiple macro headwinds. Downside in Asian stocks continues to spill over into US markets. The US Federal Reserve prepares to release its next interest-rate decision, a potential risk-asset volatility catalyst.
Bitcoin is testing a crucial support zone after losing momentum above $65,000. The charts point to a possible rebound if buyers defend $62,000, but a rejection near $65,000 could send $BTC toward $60,000. Bitcoin’s $62,000-$65,000 Support Faces a Critical Test Ted’s daily Bitcoin chart shows $BTC trading near $63,459 after failing to hold above $65,000.
While bulls in the cryptocurrency market believe they have laid the groundwork for Bitcoin (BTC) to surpass the $70,000 level, the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decisions and future policies are jeopardizing this bullish expectation. Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart assessed recent market developments, Fed expectations, and activity in the ETF world. The markets are focused