Andrew Webley, CEO of The Smarter Web Company, has doubled down on the firm’s commitment to its Bitcoin treasury strategy. Despite a volatile week for the broader market. With Bitcoin sliding to around $84,000 and sentiment is weakening across the sector. Webley took the opportunity to reassure shareholders that the company’s long-term outlook remains unchanged.
Bitcoin’s latest downturn is already drawing attention from one of its most vocal corporate backers. Strategy, the Bitcoin-heavy treasury firm formerly known as MicroStrategy. They hinted that it may increase its holdings again as BTC trades below $90,000. The comments arrived in a series of posts that echoed the company’s long-standing approach: buy weakness, ignore
The story of corporate Bitcoin adoption is often told as a parade of logos. New CFO decides to be bold. Board nods. Treasury buys coin. Number go up. That parade has not shown up for two months. According to BitBo’s treasuries tracker, the last fresh company to join the BTC-on-balance-sheet club was GD Culture Group
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US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds just posted their busiest trading session ever, even as the recent slide in the cryptocurrency’s price has left the average ETF investor holding losses. The surge in activity marks a new phase in the market’s adjustment to this month’s selloff in the sector. BlackRock’s IBIT on Top as $238 Million
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Story Highlights Crypto market lost $1 trillion, but Raoul Pal says sharp Bitcoin recoveries are normal. Raoul Pal compares current crash to past cycles where Bitcoin bounced back strongly. Analyst Peter Brandt warns Bitcoin could fall deeper toward $81,000 or even $58,000. The crypto market is going through one of its toughest periods in over
Bitcoin’s recent drop toward $80,000 has driven most active capital in the asset into losses, signaling a shift in market conditions for the world’s largest cryptocurrency. Bitcoin has erased nearly 35% from its October peak of about $126,000 after sinking to a seven-month low. As a result, it is now generating one of the largest