Bitcoin sees $180M in long liquidations in a single hour as leverage unwinds violently

Peter Schiff has accused Michael Saylor of misleading investors in Strategy’s STRC preferred stock, as the security has fallen roughly 15% below its $100 par value. In a series of X posts on June 18, the longtime Bitcoin critic argued…

The crypto miner has signed a landmark three-year GPU contract with Bell Canada and Cohere—as Canada races to build AI systems it actually owns.

The Stretch preferred fell to about $85 on Thursday, roughly 15% below the $100 it is engineered to hold, extending a record-low close and tightening one of the channels Strategy uses to fund its bitcoin buying.

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh used his debut press conference on June 17 to strip away decades of central bank communication habits, and markets spent the following day sorting out what that means for rates, risk, and bitcoin. Rates Hold, Statement Shrinks The Fed held the federal funds rate at 3.50% to 3.75% on a […]

Investor confidence in Strategy's financial strategy is shaken, complicating its Bitcoin acquisition plans and dividend obligations. The post Strategy’s STRC preferred stock falls to all-time low of $82.53 appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Bitcoin tumbled 5% to $62,000, hitting an intraday low of $62,236 and marking a 7.5% drop since June 15. Bitcoin Erases Gains Following U.S.-Iran Peace Accord On Thursday, bitcoin tumbled to $62,000, wiping out gains made initially on rumors of peace between Iran and the U.S., and later after the formal announcement of an accord. […]

The symbolic sale and ETF outflows challenge Bitcoin's institutional support, risking further price declines amid rising rate pressures. The post Bitcoin falls back toward $60K on Strategy Inc. funding concerns and rate fears appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

U.S. spot SOL ETFs show $861M AUM and $1.127B cumulative inflows even as SOL slipped below $65 in June. We unpack flows, leverage, and structure effects.