Michael Saylor introduced a new formula to evaluate MicroStrategy's Bitcoin holdings, now valued at $54 billion with 845,256 BTC. The formula distinguishes between 'bad' debt and 'useful' debt, aiming to reassure investors about the company's large debt load by highlighting clean ownership per share after subtracting debt. Despite a 15% unrealized loss due to Bitcoin's price drop, MicroStrategy continues accumulating BTC, recently buying 1,550 more coins. Investors await the company's SEC report on June 15 for confirmation of new purchases.
On World Blood Donor Day, June 14, 2026, more than 100 organizations in the US united to thank the 8 million annual blood donors and encourage more eligible people to donate. Blood donations are critical as a transfusion is needed every two seconds i...
The Phase 3 SENTRY trial showed that combining selinexor (NEXPOVIO®) with ruxolitinib significantly improved spleen volume reduction by 49.8% at week 24 compared to 28% with ruxolitinib alone in myelofibrosis patients. This combination also showed a ...
Anthony Scaramucci and Mike Novogratz predict Bitcoin may reclaim $70,000 by July 2026, fueled by current negative market sentiment and potential progress on the U.S. CLARITY Act, which aims to clarify crypto regulations. Novogratz links Bitcoin's ou...
Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a $4.4 billion outflow over 14 sessions but saw marginal inflows on Thursday, signaling a potential market bottom. Institutional investors quietly accumulated over 1,550 BTC at around $65,200, while retail investors sold...
The daily transaction fees on the XRP Ledger have dropped below $400, signaling a decrease in network activity. This decline raises concerns about the current usage and demand for the XRP network. Investors and users are watching closely to see if th...
