Wedbush analyst Dan Ives explains that capital is shifting from Bitcoin to AI stocks because investors see greater potential returns in AI, driven by chip makers, cloud companies, and AI software firms. This shift represents a once-in-a-century investment cycle, diverting funds from crypto despite Bitcoin's recent gains. Ives warns that picking the wrong AI stock carries risks, while Bitcoin remains a simpler, though volatile, investment. The pendulum of capital flows swings between themes, but currently, AI's infrastructure investments and growth prospects attract more money than crypto.
Rep. Nick Begich introduced the American Reserve Modernization Act (ARMA) to legally establish a US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, locking federally held Bitcoin for at least 20 years. The bill allows the Treasury to buy up to 200,000 BTC annually for fi...
Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Strategy, reaffirmed his strong belief that Bitcoin's price will eventually hit $1 million. He cited ongoing institutional demand outpacing Bitcoin's limited supply, which will be fully absorbed by 2140. Saylor a...
Hyperliquid (HYPE), a decentralized exchange token, has gained 147.4% year-to-date in 2026, rising from $25 to $61.86. This performance far exceeds Bitcoin and Ethereum, which declined over the same period. HYPE's success is driven by its high-perfor...
Long-term Bitcoin holders have raised their holdings to about 16.3 million BTC, close to historical peaks and reversing a two-and-a-half-year decline. This increase from roughly 14.12 million BTC since October 2025 shows renewed accumulation by so-ca...
SpaceX filed for a Nasdaq IPO valued up to $2 trillion, revealing a hidden Bitcoin holding of 18,712 BTC worth $1.45 billion, placing it among the top seven corporate Bitcoin holders. XRP is stuck in a narrow price range due to extreme Bollinger Band...
