Strategy Inc.’s Executive Vice President and General Counsel, Shao Wei-Ming. He has sold another batch of company stock as part of his ongoing pre-scheduled trading plan. The latest sale involved 2,600 shares of MSTR, bringing in $581,535 at an average price of $223.67. The transaction was disclosed through an SEC Form 4 filing submitted on
Macroeconomic uncertainties, such as the US federal government’s longest-ever 43-day shutdown and uncertainty surrounding the Fed’s interest rate cuts, caused Bitcoin’s sharp decline. While further declines and bearish rhetoric for Bitcoin increased after the sharp correction in the market, CryptoQuant CEO Ki-young Ju made important statements about the future of BTC. The famous CEO spoke
Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff has taken a swipe at the cryptocurrency following the latest price decline that saw BTC drop below $100,000. In his latest post on X, Schiff poked fun at Bitcoin users who celebrated the cryptocurrency’s rise in 2024, asking if any of those who celebrated the $100,000 landmark last year expected a
Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran described stablecoins as innovative tools that could provide users in jurisdictions with limited access to dollar assets. Miran estimates stablecoins could help satisfy about $3 trillion of foreign demand for dollar assets in the coming years. Fed’s Miran: Stablecoins Might Prop up Demand for Dollar Assets Globally The Facts Stephen
Bitcoin continued to slide toward the lower end of its current trading range as sellers maintained control across major timeframes. The market is trading near $97,300, and price action reflects a steady decline since losing the mid-range structure earlier this month. The broader setup now shows Bitcoin defending a crucial Fibonacci zone, while traders weigh
The Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA), a national trade association representing small banks, has asked regulators to block Sony Bank’s bid for a national trust charter to issue stablecoins. In a letter sent last week to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the group warned the Japanese financial giant is exploiting regulatory
Bitcoin price is hovering around $97,000 as heavy exchange-traded fund outflows deepen market pressure. Summary Bitcoin faces sharp outflows and rising U.S.-driven sell pressure. ETF redemptions accelerate as institutions de-risk into year-end. Technical signals lean bearish with key support now under stress. Bitcoin is trading at $97,527 at press time, down 5.5% in the past
Despite the positive developments on a macro front, such as the US government reopening, BTC’s quite unfavorable price actions continued in the past 12 hours or so as the asset plunged to a new multi-month low. The cryptocurrency stood above $107,000 just three days ago after Trump promised to send tariff checks of at least
Astria, the decentralized sequencing project once seen as a core piece of the modular blockchain ecosystem. It is shutting down its development company. Founder Josh Bowen confirmed the news in a late-night announcement. He calls it a difficult but necessary decision. The update comes less than two years after Astria raised a combined $18 million
The crypto market experienced pronounced volatility today as Bitcoin declined below the $100,000 threshold once again. According to CoinGlass data, crypto traders saw $1.10 billion in forced liquidations during the last 24 hours. Specifically, long positions accounted for the majority of losses, totaling $969.01 million, while short liquidations reached $128.12 million. The liquidation spike accelerated