Strategy, a prominent cryptocurrency investment firm, announced it is continuing its Bitcoin purchases. According to the company’s official announcement, a total of 4,871 Bitcoins were purchased recently at an average price of $67,718. Approximately $329.9 million was used for this purchase. The statement indicated that the transactions in question took place between April 1 and
Quantum risk, seen as a major threat to Bitcoin (BTC) and altcoins, continues to be debated, with two differing viewpoints on the subject. Accordingly, while some analysts argue that quantum risk is exaggerated, others state that the danger is real and that quantum resilience needs to be achieved quickly. At this point, popular analyst Willy
Bitcoin reclaimed above the $70,000 psychological level on Monday, testing levels last seen in March. The move caught traders off-guard, especially the naysayers, blowing tens of millions in positions out of the water. Bitcoin Briefly Tests $70,000, Liquidates Over $70 Million Short Positions The move above $70,000 lasted only briefly, with the pioneer crypto trading
China’s tax and financial regulators on Monday urged banks and local authorities to use blockchain and privacy computing to upgrade the “bank-tax interaction” model and expand financing for small businesses. The State Administration of Taxation and National Financial Regulatory Administration said in a joint policy notice that banks and taxpayers should standardize data sharing and
James Wynn, one of crypto’s most closely tracked traders, has been liquidated after shorting Bitcoin ($BTC) on decentralized exchange Hyperliquid. On-chain intelligence firm Arkham Intelligence confirmed the wipeout. Follow us on X to get the latest news as it happens JAMES WYNN: HYPERLIQUIDATED James Wynn has just been liquidated shorting Bitcoin. He once had $100M
SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic are preparing to go public in what would be the largest IPO wave in history, with combined valuations approaching $3 trillion. The three companies are targeting listings within months of each other, raising questions about whether public markets can absorb that much new supply at peak valuations. The $3 Trillion IPO
Bitcoin is trading at $69,230 this morning, up 3.47% in the last 24 hours, after an Axios report confirmed that the US and Iran are in active discussions over a potential 45-day ceasefire, with Pakistan, Egypt, and Turkey serving as mediators. Short sellers absorbed the first hit: $196 million in liquidations in 24 hours, with
MicroStrategy raised $1.56 billion through its Stretch (STRC) preferred stock in March 2026, funding roughly half of the month’s Bitcoin ($BTC) purchases. Meanwhile, some peers across the Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) sector liquidated holdings. The divergence highlights a widening gap between Strategy and a growing list of DAT firms forced to sell $BTC amid suppressed
SWIFT has achieved a major milestone in digital asset interoperability. The network successfully enabled tokenized bond transactions across multiple blockchains and traditional banking systems. This marks a significant step toward integrating blockchain technology into mainstream finance and signals growing alignment between legacy infrastructure and decentralized systems. JUST IN: Swift completes major digital asset interoperability milestone
Bitcoin traded above $69,000 at press time on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump pushed back his deadline for Iran from Monday to Tuesday night, while continuing to warn of possible strikes on critical infrastructure. Trump said the U.S. would “blow everything up” if Iran fails to reach a deal by 01:00 GMT on Wednesday.