Michael Saylor, founder and chairman of Strategy, sparked new speculation about the company’s Bitcoin reserves by reposting its $BTC data. Saylor stated in her post, “We need a different color.” Some market participants interpreted this message as a possible move by Strategy to strengthen its cash reserves rather than recently purchasing Bitcoin. In the chart,
Bitcoin’s [$BTC] latest recovery has improved investor profitability, though historical cycle data indicates the market has not yet crossed a decisive turning point. Profitable supply increased from 46.2% on the 30th of June to 58% on the 21st of July. This was the lowest level in 2026. Over this time, more than 10% of the
Bitcoin is trading near $64,500 this weekend, sitting between $65,000 resistance above and $62,500 support below, the two prices that will define its week. Bitcoin climbed as high as $66,990 on July 21, a one-month high, before slipping back under $65,000 and turning that former breakout line into overhead resistance. Trading volume over the past
In 2026, Saylor’s Strategy Still Holds a Significant Lead Strategy, the company Michael Saylor built into the world’s largest corporate bitcoin holder, still sits alone at the top with 843,775 $BTC on its balance sheet. That is roughly $58 billion at current prices, spread across a business that now issues debt and equity almost entirely
Coinbase Warns Crypto’s Protection Could Eventually Break Crypto exchange Coinbase (Nasdaq: COIN) has started preparing its custody systems and infrastructure for a future in which powerful quantum computers could defeat the cryptography protecting Bitcoin, Ethereum and other blockchain networks. Coinbase Chief Information Security Officer Jeff Lunglhofer outlined the company’s position in a July 23 company
Institutional demand for Bitcoin [$BTC] gained momentum as Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin Trust crossed $400 million in cumulative inflows. Meanwhile, U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $51.83 billion in cumulative net inflows. Source: The Wolf Of All Streets/X However, the funds registered approximately $240 million in daily outflows, showing that near-term demand remained uneven. The divergence emerged
Saylor Explains Why He Published the Curriculum Strategy Inc. (Nasdaq: MSTR) Executive Chairman Michael Saylor published the curriculum on July 25 on X as a guide for leaders making consequential decisions across business, politics, finance, and technology. Drawing on his education, technology career, and work with Bitcoin, the Strategy executive chairman connected those experiences to
Alex Thorn, the head of firmwide research at Galaxy Research, shared Galaxy’s analysis on X, adding his voice to the debate regarding Strategy’s newly announced Digital Credit Capital Framework. The new rules have sparked a debate about whether or not they will solve the company’s capital-structure problems or simply delay them. How does Strategy’s new
Bitcoin’s second rejection from $67,000 has increased short-term downside risk as its weekly stochastic RSI signals a potentially prolonged bottoming phase. Failure to reclaim resistance could expose $62,000, $60,000 and $58,000, while the projected $45,000-$55,000 cycle-low zone remains speculative. Bitcoin’s Oversold Signal Points to a Longer Bottoming Process Bitcoin’s weekly stochastic RSI has entered oversold