According to a September 1 post from BitcoinTreasuries.NET, Strive’s preferred stock has raised enough money to fund Bitcoin ($BTC) purchases for nine days in a row, most recently buying 104 $BTC on Tuesday. It is noteworthy that while corporate balance sheets have become essential for Bitcoin demand, the number of buyers has sharply decreased. Thus,
Spot $XRP exchange-traded funds have seen about $1.6 billion in net inflows since they began trading. Investment advisers are the category buying the most, second-quarter 13F filings show. Seyffart puts the tally at $1.8 billion The funds stretched their inflow streak to nine consecutive days, taking in $26.2 million on August 28, according to SoSoValue
Bitcoin ($BTC) today is down by 2.16% to trade at about $77,000 following extensive bond sell-offs, a hawkish Fed note, and renewed hostilities in the Middle East. While $80K remains a crucial ceiling to clear on the road to $90K, the question of when Bitcoin will permanently cross the six-figure line also lingers. Bitcoin at
Three blockchain networks stopped producing blocks within four days. Each blockchain halt used different emergency powers, and Cronos alone also replaced part of its canonical history. Cronos said validators halted the network by consensus after an exploit affected Tectonic, restored the chain to state from before the incident, and resumed production from block 90,896,189. The