Five days after the first sweep, the Coldcard incident has stopped looking like a single event and started looking like a slow harvest. Blockchain analysts tracked a fourth round of drains running through Monday, and the running total of observed losses is now closing on $114 million. What has not happened is the price collapse
NYSE-listed French semiconductor company Sequans Communications (SQNS) has sold 344 Bitcoin, reducing its holdings to 314 $BTC. The sale, announced today, marks a significant step in the company’s exit from its Bitcoin accumulation strategy, which it first revealed in May. Sequans is pivoting its full attention to its core Internet of Things (IoT) business, aiming
Strategy sold 1,638 bitcoin last week for $105 million, reduced its holdings to 842,138 $BTC, and began tracking the 200-week moving average on its website, marking the clearest shift yet from accumulation to active treasury management. Introduction For four years, the Michael Saylor bitcoin thesis had one direction: buy. From August 2020, when Strategy (then
Bitcoin ($BTC) is holding around the $63.8K mark. The price is under no immediate pressure to explode or crash. Bitcoin ($BTC) is currently trading at $63,815, up by 1.70% on the day, with the trading volume surging 71% to $26.93 billion. The session has ranged between $62,226 and $64,163, implying a tight band. Over the
Bitcoin and jobs data are on a collision course this week, with the price pinned between $62,200 and $65,000 after the first economic release worked against the bulls. The ISM Manufacturing PMI printed 55.6 on Aug. 3, beating the 54.0 consensus and rising from June’s 53.3 to its highest reading since May 2022. New orders
A Bold Comparison, Days After a Warning Saylor’s post landed as a short, declarative line stating that “Strategy is the JPMorgan” of the crypto economy. No thread, no chart, no elaboration, just the kind of one-line framing Saylor has used for years to position his company as more than a corporate bitcoin buyer. Image source:
Strategy’s MSTR stock recorded a 1.7% relief rally on Monday, the 3rd of August, after the world’s largest Bitcoin treasury firm sold another $104M $BTC. The firm reported that it sold 1,638 $BTC (worth $104.73M). The sale was directed to fund its dividend obligations and deepen its repurchase program for its preferred stock, Stretch [STRC].
Digital asset markets have turned decisively defensive as of August 4, 2026, with Bitcoin crypto trading in a compressed range just under $63,600. The Fear & Greed Index has dropped to 25, squarely in Extreme Fear territory, while total crypto market capitalization hovers near $2.26 trillion, according to CoinGecko-derived aggregate data. BTC/USDT — daily chart
Bitcoin recovered above $63,000 on Tuesday, Aug. 4, after falling to an intraday low near $62,227. The asset reached $64,117 before easing toward $63,545, leaving it about 1.6% higher over 24 hours at the latest market reading. The rebound came despite fresh selling disclosures from Strategy and another suspected wave of Coldcard wallet sweeps. BNB