Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of MSTR Strategy Inc, responded to criticism over the company's recent sale of 32 Bitcoins by explaining that the move is part of a rational capital markets strategy, not a shift away from their long-term Bitcoin investment thesis. He emphasized that the company aims to create Bitcoin-backed credit and must demonstrate its ability to monetize Bitcoin to pay dividends and maintain shareholder value. Saylor also addressed concerns about dilution, stating that short-term dilution can improve the company's capacity to issue credit and buy more Bitcoin over time. He highlighted the balance between growth and risk and defended the use of financial products built on Bitcoin to access global capital markets.
BlackRock Asset Management Canada announced changes to the risk levels of certain iShares ETFs effective June 19, 2026. The iShares India Index ETF and iShares 20+ Year U.S. Treasury Bond Index ETF (in CAD) have their risk levels lowered from medium-...
On-chain data suggests F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun may have accumulated over $33.41 million worth of Ethereum (ETH) and Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC). This dual-asset position indicates a diversified long-term strategy across two major cryptocurrencies. Whi...
Solana's decentralized exchanges processed more spot trading volume on a single day than the New York Stock Exchange, marking a major milestone for blockchain trading. In 2025, Solana's DEX ecosystem recorded $1.6 trillion in spot volume, capturing n...
Audiera's price surged 15.33% to $1.92, driven by new partnerships with major music labels enhancing its decentralized music platform. Meanwhile, LAB dropped sharply by 32.16% to $12.12 without clear causes. Other altcoins like Pi Network, Zcash, and...
A major Ethereum whale bought 7,000 ETH worth $11.8 million, increasing total whale purchases to 17,800 ETH in ten days, signaling strong confidence from large holders despite recent price struggles. Exchange data showed a net outflow of $13.35 milli...
