Strategy's average cost per Bitcoin is about $75,537, and its BTC investment is up about 7.6% at the time of this writing, according to data from the company.
Strategy holds 818,334 BTC with unrealized gains exceeding $4.4 billion. Michael Saylor’s latest X post sparked expectations of a new BTC purchase. Strategy may sell limited BTC to manage STRC dividend obligations efficiently. Michael Saylor has signaled that another major Bitcoin purchase by Strategy could be announced soon. The company resumed its accumulation messaging after […]
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Uncle Sam’s crypto wallet got a whole lot fatter this spring. The US government’s cryptocurrency holdings have climbed by more than $4 billion since April 1, cementing its position as the single largest state-level holder of Bitcoin on the planet. Washington didn’t go on a shopping spree to get here. The vast majority of that increase stems from criminal forfeitures and seizures, not active market purchases. How Washington became crypto’s biggest whale As of February 2026, the US government held approximately 328,372 BTC. The holdings sit within two frameworks established under the Trump administration: the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and the US Digital Asset Stockpile. The Strategic Bitcoin Reserve utilizes Bitcoin forfeited to the Treasury through law enforcement actions, and no sales are made from the reserve. The “no sales” policy is designed to be what officials have describe
The US government's crypto strategy may stabilize Bitcoin markets, but future policy shifts could alter this dynamic, impacting investor confidence.
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Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor has clarified his recent comments about possible Bitcoin sales, saying any sale by the company would be tactical and would still result in net Bitcoin accumulation. The remarks followed market reaction to Strategy’s first-quarter earnings call, where Saylor said the company could sell a portion of its Bitcoin holdings to help fund dividend payments tied to STRC, its Series A Perpetual Stretch Preferred Stock. Saylor has long been associated with the phrase “never sell your Bitcoin,” making the latest comments notable for investors who follow Strategy’s treasury policy. In a later interview, he said the more precise position would be to “never be a net seller of Bitcoin.” He explained that Strategy’s accumulation plan remains unchanged and that selling a small amount of BTC could support financing activity that allows the company to buy more Bit
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// News Reading time: 2 min Published: May 10, 2026 at 18:24 The long-awaited $80,000 barrier has finally been shattered.
Today, May 10, 2026, Bitcoin (BTC) reached an intra-day high of $80,690, buoyed by a powerful wave of institutional inflows and a critical legislative update in the United States.
This rally is not merely a speculative spike; it is a direct response to the Senate Banking Committee officially setting a markup date for the CLARITY Act. This landmark market-structure bill is viewed as the “final boss” of crypto regulation, aimed at providing the definitive legal certainty needed to fully integrate digital assets into the U.S. financial bedrock.
The market sentiment is overwhelmingly “risk-on.” Analysts are pointing to the $2.44 billion in net ETF inflows recorded over the last week as evidence that Wall Street is no longer just dipping its toes but is now diving headfirst int
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Seven major Bitcoin mining pools have joined the Stratum V2 working group to develop an industry-wide open standard protocol used by mining pool operators to communicate with individual miners in their pools. AntPool, Block Inc, F2Pool, Foundry, MARA Foundation, SpiderPool and DMND all joined the working group to collaborate on the mining pool communication standard, which could reduce the time it takes pools to successfully mine blocks, according to an announcement from Stratum V2. “Bitcoin mining is competitive and fragmented by design. It is a race for efficiency where a millisecond can determine whether a miner wins a block or loses to a competitor,” the announcement said. Foundry and AntPool are the two largest Bitcoin mining pools by hashrate, the total amount of computing power deployed by miners to secure the Bitcoin network. Foundry controls nearly 30% of the glo
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The magic price level Waking up from slumber XRP, one of the leading cryptocurrencies by market cap, has managed to decouple from the broader market in a blow to those who expected the controversial Ripple-linked token to keep languishing against Bitcoin (BTC) and other leading altcoins. The digital asset, which keeps attracting headlines due to new adoption milestones, has spiked by almost 5% over the past 24 hours, CoinGecko data shows. According to crypto analyst “Dom” (@traderview2), the current surge could pave the way for a powerful rally. However, for this to happen, XRP bulls have to gain a strong foothold above the $1.45 level. XRP Might Be Primed for Rapid Breakout Ripple’s ‘North Star’ XRP Doubles ETF Inflows Amid Tokenization Breakthrough; SHIB Decouples From Dogecoin; Bitcoin Eyes $94,500 as ‘Sell in May’ Trigger: Bollinger Bands – Morning Crypto Report “Let me make it very simple. Ove
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Phong Le, the CEO of Bitcoin treasury company Strategy, outlined conditions in a Friday interview under which the company would sell some of its Bitcoin holdings. The company will sell Bitcoin to pay the dividend on its Series A Perpetual Stretch Preferred Stock (STRC), a corporate credit instrument that pays an 11.5% dividend to holders, and to defer or offset taxes, Le told CNBC. He added: “I believe in math over ideology, and at the point where selling Bitcoin versus selling equity to pay a dividend is better for our Bitcoin per share, and for our common shareholders, we will do it.” Le added that the company would only sell BTC to pay for the yield owed to holders of its credit instruments if the sales are “accretive” to Strategy’s shareholders, meaning the company increases the BTC per share metric. Source: Phong Le The comments came after Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor said that th
