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Michael Saylor is laying out how STRC fits into Strategy’s broader bitcoin playbook, giving investors a clearer view of why the company sees it differently from $BTC or MSTR. The message focuses on income, liquidity, and stability as the company builds out its preferred equity strategy. Key Takeaways: Saylor explained how STRC supports Strategy’s broader bitcoin-focused capital structure and financing approach. Strategy emphasizes stability, liquidity, and dividends instead of direct bitcoin price exposure. Proposed dividend changes are designed to improve liquidity and support steadier STRC pricing. Saylor Frames STRC as Strategy’s Income Credit Product Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor has…
Ethereum [$ETH] has been experiencing a pullback after a recovery, revisiting the bottom boundary of its ascending channel at approximately $1,733. This pullback stood out as it was followed by a bull run that pushed $ETH up to the middle portion of the structure and then slowed down. Buyers were able to defend the price when it pulled back to the 200-hour SMA, which is now sitting under all current price action. Since the last major drop, the channel has continued to act as a guide to push price higher, indicating that the most recent pullback represents a reset rather…
Robbie Petersen, a partner at the crypto-focused venture capital firm Dragonfly Capital, has departed the firm to join a16z Crypto, the digital assets arm of Silicon Valley heavyweight Andreessen Horowitz (a16z). The move marks another high-profile personnel shift within the increasingly competitive landscape of cryptocurrency venture investing. A Vote of Confidence in Blockchain Fundamentals In a public statement shared on X, Petersen framed his decision around a long-term conviction in blockchain technology. He argued that as broader technology adoption trends continue to prioritize efficiency, the market will inevitably recognize blockchain as the most efficient infrastructure available. Petersen further stated that…
Shiba Inu has just recorded one of its strongest burn activity periods in recent weeks, as multi-million $SHIB tokens get destroyed and removed from circulation within 24 hours. With a total of 12.76 million $SHIB permanently removed from circulation over the last 24 hours, the Shiba Inu burn rate has surged by 677.42% over the period, according to data from Shibburn. Shiba Inu supply shrinks but price still down Shiba Inu’s latest burn activity seen in the last day signals intensifying network strength for $SHIB, which has also caused its circulating supply to reduce by over 12 million $SHIB. This…
Bitcoin briefly dipped before surging over $82,000 on Sunday as US President Donald Trump rejected Iran’s counteroffer to a peace deal, which could prolong tension in the Middle East. “I don’t like it — TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE, Trump said in a post to Truth Social on Sunday after reading Iran’s proposal to end the war. Iran has previously requested that the US pay for war reparations and unfreeze blocked Iranian financial assets. Bitcoin (BTC) fell from $81,430 to $80,520 within 45 minutes of Trump’s post before whipsawing nearly 2.3% to $82,347 less than three hours later, according to CoinGecko data. Bitcoin’s…
HashKey Cloud, a leading institutional-grade staking provider, has officially launched the EAG Contribution Pool, a non-custodial $ETH staking program developed in collaboration with the Ethereum Application Guild (EAG), a global non-profit cooperative organization focused on advancing the Ethereum ecosystem. What is the EAG Contribution Pool? The EAG Contribution Pool is designed as a decentralized application (DApp) that allows Ethereum holders to stake their $ETH while retaining full control over their assets. Unlike traditional staking services, this program introduces a voluntary contribution mechanism: users can choose to donate a portion of their staking rewards to a shared pool. These pooled funds…
Elon Musk’s SpaceX is just hours away from launching the biggest IPO in history, while seeking to raise $75 billion. Demand has already exceeded supply by nearly four times. Now, investors are wondering where the money will come from. If investors sell their existing holdings to secure a Space IPO, that could create a liquidity squeeze across both stock and crypto, which would crash the market. Where Will The $75B Come From? Unlike a stock market rally, an IPO does not create new money. The company is reportedly raising $75 billion at a valuation near $1.75 trillion, while demand has…
With bitcoin drifting around the $82,000 mark on Sunday, several long-dormant bitcoin holders moved their stashes for the first time in years. One address created in November 2013 transferred 500 $BTC this afternoon, valued at more than $40 million, into a newly established Bech32 (Segwit) bitcoin address. Key Takeaways: Bitcoin wallets from 2013 moved 500 $BTC on May 10, reviving long-dormant holdings. According to btcparser.com data, Bech32 addresses absorbed 859.13 $BTC, signaling continued wallet migration trends. Bitcoin worth $461,500 in 2013 now exceeds $40M, fueling whale-watch attention. Nearly 900 $BTC Moved From 11 Dormant Wallets On Sunday, a total of…
Bitmine Immersion Technologies announced that its board of directors approved a cash dividend of $0.1056 per share for holders of its 9.50% Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock, traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker BMNP. The company said the dividend will be paid on July 10 to shareholders of record as of the close of business on June 30. Bitmine stated that the payment will be made in cash under the terms of the certificate of designations governing the preferred shares. Preferred stock remains tied to Ethereum treasury strategy Bitmine launched the Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock…
Michael Saylor spent nearly seven minutes at the $BTC Prague 2026 conference this week explaining the meaning of the term “multiple-to-Net Asset Value” or “mNAV.” However, the clip of Saylor’s rambling response went viral for the wrong reason. Almost nobody could follow the answer. The length and complexity of the definition was also humorous given that Saylor is the founder of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), a DAT that publishes its mNAV on its homepage: 1.18x. How can the answer be precisely 1.18x, yet be so difficult to define? The first problem? There is no NAV. Debt-laden companies with payables and other…