Michael Saylor, chairman of MicroStrategy, declares the traditional 4-year Bitcoin cycle tied to halving and retail demand is over. Bitcoin is evolving into a form of global digital capital driven by large institutional inflows such as spot ETFs, corporate treasuries, sovereign funds, and interbank instruments. This shift marks a move from retail-driven cycles to a more liquid market dominated by balance sheets. Saylor also warns of risks from "paper Bitcoin," emphasizing the need for custodian transparency and proof of reserves to protect investors as Bitcoin's role stabilizes and grows more conservative over the next decade.
Chery Group inaugurated the Rosslyn Plant in South Africa, marking a key step in its global expansion and local market integration. The plant, originally built in 1963, will retain 692 employees and create up to 3,000 supply chain jobs, with producti...
Bitcoin surged past $63,000 for the first time in two weeks, gaining 1.4% in 24 hours and 3.6% over the week, driven by supportive macroeconomic signals like cooling inflation and disappointing employment data. XRP outperformed major cryptocurrencies...
Eric Larchevêque, co-founder of Ledger, cautioned that Bitcoin reaching $1 million or even $10 million may indicate severe global financial stress rather than just market optimism. He explained that Bitcoin gains often reflect failures in banks, fiat...
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced about $527 million in net outflows over four trading days ending July 2, marking their eighth consecutive week of losses and the longest such streak since their launch. Despite a rebound on July 2 with $221.7 millio...
In early July 2026, XRP Ledger saw a dramatic 1,000% surge in payment volume, but this spike quickly reverted to normal levels. The surge was likely caused by large internal transfers rather than genuine network growth or new demand for XRP. Despite ...
