In early 2025, Michael Saylor’s technology company MicroStrategy officially rebranded to Strategy and adopted a Bitcoin-themed visual marketing program to reflect its core focus as the world’s largest corporate BTC holder. As of Dec. 30, Strategy has accumulated 672,497 Bitcoin (BTC), valued at nearly $59 billion and acquired at an average price of $74,997 per
Political scandal, Bitcoin accumulation, silver volatility, and creator coins collide as narratives—not fundamentals—drive short-term crypto sentiment and volatility. Summary Santiment flagged four hot narratives: Nick Shirley’s Minnesota daycare fraud probe, Strategy’s fresh Bitcoin buy, gold–silver volatility, and Base creator coins. Strategy boosted BTC holdings via stock-funded purchases as silver’s spike-and-dump and gold weakness reopened the
Grant Cardone has never followed traditional wealth-building rules. The billionaire entrepreneur now plans to take his company public in 2026 with a bold direction. He wants to create the world’s largest Bitcoin real estate enterprise. This plan blends hard assets with digital finance at an unprecedented scale. Investors across markets are watching closely as this
Story Highlights FOMC minutes may shape Bitcoin’s 2026 trend, with rate-cut signals influencing risk sentiment and price action between $87K–$90K. Bitcoin remains range-bound; a break above $90K could fuel gains, while losing $87K support risks a drop toward $84K–$85K. The U.S. Federal Reserve is set to release the minutes from its December 10 FOMC meeting
Story Highlights A sudden silver crash sparked a fresh Bitcoin debate and exposed a sharp divide in how market sell-offs are judged. Shanaka Perera challenged Peter Schiff over using the same liquidation logic to praise silver but dismiss Bitcoin. The exchange has reignited questions around consistency, incentives, and long-running Bitcoin criticism. A sharp sell-off in
Bitcoin price enters 2026 with split expectations. Some call for a rally toward $200,000, like Tom Lee. Others, including veteran trader Peter Brandt, warn about retests before deeper weakness. Still, voices like YoungHoon Kim argue recent dips look like temporary manipulation before strength returns. With predictions in conflict, the truth sits somewhere between fear and
Bitcoin’s (BTC) tape over the past 24 hours looked engineered for crypto investors, as BTC surpassed the $90,000 threshold in the early hours of Dec. 29, only to give back those gains less than 12 hours later. The trader known as TedPillows posted a clown emoji alongside a chart showing repeated peaks and troughs, while
In 2025, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) executed a capital markets feat that effectively cornered the supply of new Bitcoin, purchasing more coins than the global mining network produced for the entire year. Throughout the year, Strategy added approximately 225,027 BTC to its corporate treasury, bringing its total holdings to roughly 672,497 BTC. This purchasing campaign exceeded
2025 is drawing to an end with few crypto market stories more dramatic than the Oct. 10 “flash crash,” when bitcoin BTC$87,912.93 plunged $12,000, or nearly 10%, in minutes. The meltdown triggered more than $19 billion in liquidations in just 24 hours, followed by a trader-circulated “cascade warning” and a staggering $500 billion wiped from