Strategy, the world's largest corporate Bitcoin holder, has begun selling Bitcoin for the first time since 2022, offloading over 3,600 BTC in mid-2026. This shift follows the adoption of a new policy allowing sales up to $1.25 billion to fund dividends and capital reserves. Previously a consistent buyer, Strategy's partial exit alters Bitcoin's supply-demand balance, potentially impacting market dynamics. The company plans to remain a net Bitcoin aggregator but may adjust sales based on dividend needs and share price performance, which currently trades at a premium reflecting confidence in its accumulation strategy.
Alphabet reported a 103% increase in its cloud revenue last quarter, signaling strong growth in its cloud business. Additionally, the Gemini app reached 1 billion monthly users, highlighting its rapid user adoption. These developments suggest Google ...
The US government currently holds about 306,790 Bitcoin and 17,430 Ethereum, valued at roughly $20.28 billion, mostly acquired through criminal forfeitures like the Silk Road case and the 2016 Bitfinex hack. Since March 2025, an executive order estab...
Aster (ASTER) experienced a sharp price decline of 14.59% within one hour, falling from $0.6119 to $0.5226 on Binance's ASTER/USDT spot market. During the same period, long position liquidations totaled $4.49 million, far exceeding the $10,000 in sho...
Pump.fun (PUMP) token dropped 17.05% to $0.00293 on Nov. 14, marking the largest loss among the top 90 non-stablecoin cryptocurrencies, with 80 out of 90 coins falling. Other notable decliners included Aster, Uniswap, and Worldcoin, while a few token...
Tesla has started pre-orders for its autonomous Cybercab for personal use, priced at $29,990 with a $299 monthly operating fee. The vehicle will initially be available only in select Texas cities with geofenced operation areas, with deliveries expect...
