Strategy Inc., the largest corporate Bitcoin holder, paused Bitcoin purchases for a second week, maintaining its holdings at 843,775 BTC. Instead of selling Bitcoin, the company raised $263.5 million through stock sales to increase cash reserves to $3.2 billion, aiming to cover dividends and debt interest. This shift from buying to preserving Bitcoin reflects caution amid recent price declines and an expected $8.32 billion unrealized loss on its digital assets. The move signals a strategic pivot from accumulation to balance-sheet defense, potentially impacting investor perception and dividend sustainability if Bitcoin prices stay low.
Bitcoin fell to $62,570, nearing lows last seen in August 2026, as it failed to rally alongside record-high US equity markets. The US SEC postponed its tokenization innovation exemption, creating regulatory uncertainty that dampened market optimism. ...
XRP briefly fell below $1 for the first time since November 2024 but quickly recovered to around $1.01. Large holders bought over 72 million XRP tokens within 24 hours, signaling possible bullish interest despite technical bearishness with XRP tradin...
BUILDon has demonstrated renewed bullish momentum after bouncing from a key demand zone between $0.095 and $0.14. Recent data shows short liquidations at $11.3K, roughly double the long liquidations, indicating bears are under pressure. Spot market v...
The Invesco Senior Income Trust (VVR) provides investors with high current income by investing mainly in floating-rate senior secured loans, which benefit from rising short-term interest rates. The fund's income prospects have improved due to market ...
Bitcoin price dropped below the $64,000 support level and is now testing a critical $63,000 support. The cryptocurrency faces resistance at $64,000 and must reclaim this level to improve short-term momentum. If $63,000 fails, the next support is arou...
