Strategy now controls $63 billion in Bitcoin, cementing its status as a top corporate holder. Recent filings reveal its largest BTC buys, highlighting an aggressive accumulation strategy despite market volatility.
Over $10.8B in Bitcoin options are set to expire this week, a key event that could jolt BTC’s price action. Traders are watching closely to see if bulls will push for a decisive move toward the $95,000 mark.
Strategy has acquired 2,932 Bitcoin at $90,000 each, signaling strong institutional confidence despite market volatility. The purchase underscores ongoing demand for BTC as a strategic reserve asset.
Crypto custodian BitGo debuted on the NYSE at $18 per share, implying a roughly $2 billion valuation, marking 2026’s first major crypto IPO and signaling renewed institutional confidence in digital assets.
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UBS is weighing whether to let select banking clients invest in Bitcoin and Ethereum, signaling growing institutional acceptance of major cryptocurrencies despite ongoing regulatory and market volatility.
Grayscale has filed for SEC approval of a spot BNB ETF, marking its first U.S. fund tied to Binance Coin and signaling a strategic expansion beyond Bitcoin and ether in its crypto investment lineup.
Microstrategy’s Michael Saylor doubles down on Bitcoin, vowing “we are going to buy all of it” as he frames BTC as digital property, a hedge against inflation, and the core asset of a new monetary standard.
Galaxy is moving ahead with plans to launch a $100 million hedge fund, targeting institutional investors looking to capitalize on digital asset volatility despite the ongoing crypto market pullback.
Bitcoin-exposed equities advanced on renewed risk appetite, with Microstrategy (MSTR) spearheading the sector’s rebound as investors piled back into leveraged bitcoin plays ahead of key macro data.