Strategy’s $135M BTC sale was separate from its $1.25B monetization framework. The company sold 3,588 BTC to support preferred stock dividend obligations. VanEck says Strategy may retain more Bitcoin selling capacity than expected. VanEck says Strategy’s recent $135 million Bitcoin sale did not reduce its $1.25 billion BTC Monetization Program, keeping the full capacity available. […]
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Strategy’s $135M BTC sale was separate from its $1.25B monetization framework. The company sold 3,588 BTC to support preferred stock dividend obligations. VanEck says Strategy may retain more Bitcoin selling capacity than expected. VanEck says Strategy’s recent $135 million Bitcoin sale did not reduce its $1.25 billion BTC Monetization Program, keeping the full capacity available. Strategy’s latest Bitcoin transaction has drawn attention after VanEck’s digital asset research head clarified that the sale occurred outside the company’s authorized monetization framework. The distinction could affect how investors assess Strategy’s future Bitcoin selling capacity and treasury strategy. Strategy’s Bitcoin Sale Left Monetization Capacity Unchanged According to VanEck digital assets research head Matthew Sigel, Strategy’s approximately $135 million Bitcoin sale did not reduce its $1.25 billion BTC
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BTC treasury company Hyperscale Data saw its split-adjusted stock price drop to below $0.14 yesterday — a figure that represents just six billionths of one percent of its all-time peak in September 2000. Hyperscale, which began life in 1969 as an electronics manufacturing company called Digital Power Corporation, achieved a split-adjusted price of $2,131,598,848 during the so-called “dot-com bubble.” It then pivoted to BTC mining in August 2017, with its stock trading above $121,000,000. However, by the time it switched its focus again in September last year, this time to a Michael Saylor-inspired BTC acquisition strategy, this same stock had collapsed below $0.72. Yesterday, it closed below $0.14, a return since 2017 that’s somehow, even worse than declining 99.9% and then declining 99.9% again. Indeed, it needed to decline 99.9% one more time to arrive at Hyperscale’s $0.
Bitcoin fell to $62,103 early Wednesday, down $1,208, or 1.91%, after sellers rejected a run at $64,169 during the prior 24 hours and after President Trump said the ceasefire with Iran is on shaky ground. The pullback has left the daily chart cautious, the shorter timeframes thin on volume, and the indicator board split between […]
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Elon Musk’s SpaceX-linked wallet address moved Bitcoin after 6 months, sparking speculation in crypto and stock markets. The transfer coincided with massive profit booking in SPCX stock that sent the stock below its IPO debut price. Elon Musk’s SpaceX Wallet Transfers Bitcoin According to Arkham Intelligence data on July 8, a wallet address linked to Elon Musk’s SpaceX moved Bitcoin for the first time in six months. The transfer triggered selling speculations despite the firm moved just $88 worth of BTC. The firm last moved more than 1016 BTC worth nearly $100 million. SpaceX wallet still holds almost 18,712 BTC, valued at $1.16 billion at the current market price. Notably, the destination address now holds 614 BTC worth $38 million. Elon Musk’s SpaceX Moves Bitcoin. Source: Arkham Outflows from SpaceX to other unknown wallets increased significantly last year near t
Analysis flagged a Bitcoin moving average derivative that last triggered at the end of the 2022 bear market as BTC price action returned to its reversal zone.
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Key Insight Bitcoin price bounced after Warsh flagged sticky inflation. Bond yields pulled capital toward fixed-income assets. ETF outflows kept BTC price bulls under pressure. Bitcoin price reacted higher on Wednesday after U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh flagged stubborn inflation. The move gave Bitcoin crypto traders brief relief, but bond yields and tech strength capped confidence. The rebound came as investors priced higher returns from U.S. debt markets. That shift mattered because Bitcoin price competes with bonds, cash, gold, and growth stocks for capital. Bitcoin Price Bounce Met Bond Yield Pressure TradingView charts showed the U.S. five-year Treasury yield rose to 4.22%. Traders demanded higher compensation to hold government debt as inflation concerns stayed active. Gold vs. US dollar strength chart. Source: TradingView The move pressured non-yielding assets be
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Bitcoin’s June 2026 low near $58,000 does not meet the on-chain conditions that marked prior cycle bottoms. The floor sits below realized price, near $54,000, over a horizon that extends into Q4 2026. Sentiment has reached extreme fear, while valuation and on-chain metrics sit above the levels recorded at the 2015, 2018, and 2022 lows. Every prior cycle bottomed below realized price. A move under roughly $54,000 is the minimum condition. The cycle bottom requires financial conditions to stop tightening: falling real yields, a weaker dollar, and receding Fed hike expectations. Bitcoin fell to roughly $57,950 on July 1, 2026, its lowest level in about 21 months, and closed June down near 20%. The decline places price roughly 50% below the October 2025 peak. Late June also produced the first weekly close below the 200-week moving average. the average of the last 200 weekly closes, sinc
