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Bitcoin's decline, which began after the Oct. 10, 2025 flash crash, entered a more volatile phase this week after Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR), the world's largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, revealed it sold Bitcoin last week for the first time in years. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs had already recorded net ...

With Bitcoin falling hard this week and down nearly 50% from peak. Strategy's Michael Saylor is pointing the finger at the AI boom.

Bitmine's preferred stock offering follows Strategy's playbook with one critical difference: ETH staking yield gives the company a self-funding mechanism BTC doesn't.

The price of bitcoin fell below $62,000 overnight amid a selloff that has dragged net fund flows back into the negative year to date.

If you’ve been holding XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) for the past few days, the chart already says a lot about how you feel. The $1.28 support that has held for most of the year broke on June 1, and the price has kept dropping. The XRP price now trades around $1.15, with the broader crypto market ... XRP Loses $1.28 Support and Falls to $1.15: Should Holders Sell, Hold, or Buy More?

Michael Saylor calls the Bitcoin selloff a capital rotation into AI, not an impairment, as ETF outflows pressure prices.

Strategy Inc. (NASDAQ:MSTR) is one of the 10 technology stocks offering more than 50% upside. On May 7, Strategy Inc.’s (NASDAQ:MSTR) price target was increased by Canaccord Genuity from $185 to $224, as the firm retained its Buy rating on the stock. The firm emphasized that the company was able to survive a second round […]

$920 billion Wall Street giant Standard Chartered maintained its $100,000 Bitcoin price prediction despite the crash to $61K lows today. The investment bank claimed Bitcoin bottom is almost near to trigger a buy-the-dip sentiment. The bank also remained optimistic on Strategy’s aggressive Bitcoin buying and spot Bitcoin ETF inflows in the coming months. Ad Ad

Technical weakness in Bitcoin is beginning to spill over into Strategy and Coinbase, with both stocks showing deteriorating chart patterns and growing downside risk.

Strategy founder Michael Saylor probably isn’t having that much fun right now. His company’s shares are down 18% this week after his crypto-hoarding firm said it had offloaded a portion of its bitcoin stash for the first time since late 2022.

Holding equities means accepting volatility as the price of long-term compounding. Across the 15 major systemic shocks where Strategy (MSTR) traded, the stock posted an average drawdown of -28%. For context, the S&P 500 averaged a -16% decline during those same periods.

Bitcoin's sharp fall is following the four-year cycle's depth, slope, and timing; the selling from ETFs and Strategy and the mega-IPO liquidity drain are this cycle's triggers, but the decline is on schedule.

Geoffrey Kendrick, one of the most vocal crypto advocates, is sticking with his call for bitcoin to hit $100,000 by the end of ‌the year despite a "painful" week, with the global head of digital assets research ‌at Standard Chartered pointing to resilient long-term demand. The biggest crypto token has tumbled more than 15% since Monday, ​when Michael Saylor's Strategy, the largest corporate holder of bitcoin, disclosed that it had sold some of the holdings for the first time since 2022. "The timing of the sale was a shame," Kendrick wrote in a note to clients.

Ethereum (CRYPTO: $ETH) treasury company Bitmine Immersion Technologies (NYSE: $BMNR) is offering investors a 9.5% ...

A month ago, it looked like cryptocurrency prices may be stabilizing after their steep decline last fall. Bitcoin has tumbled 2.1% to about $63,600 over the last 24 hours, continuing a brutal slide since hovering around $80,000 throughout the first half of May. The coin is now dangerously close to its 52-week low of $60,559. Ethereum the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, hasn’t fared much better.

Strategy (NASDAQ:MSTR), the company formerly known as MicroStrategy sold 32 Bitcoin for $2.5 million last week to fund preferred stock dividends, its first sale since 2022, and the stock has been plunging. Strategy runs enterprise analytics software bolted onto the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin treasury. Michael Saylor’s playbook was to issue equity and exotic preferred ... Buy, Sell or Hold MSTR After Strategy’s First Bitcoin Sale in Years?

Investing.com -- Bitcoin dropped to its lowest level in nearly four months Thursday, weighed down by a combination of geopolitical anxiety, persistent institutional selling, and Strategy’s first Bitcoin sale in years.

Strategy may have created a capital structure problem that could hurt either Bitcoin, MSTR shareholders or preferred holders, according to a prominent industry expert. Strategy's Changing Risk Profile Speaking on Unchained's "Bits + Bips" podcast, Arca Chief Investment Officer Jeff...

↘️ Broadcom (AVGO): The semiconductor and software maker logged higher revenue in its latest quarter as demand for its AI chips accelerates. Still, shares slid more than 12% premarket after it issued guidance that failed to live up to investor expectations.

Investors will monitor initial jobless claims and the Challenger job-cuts report before turning their attention to Friday's nonfarm payrolls release.

Tom Lee's BitMine floats 9.50% preferred stock to raise $300 million, even as its ETH loss surges past $8 billion

Strategy Inc. (NASDAQ:MSTR) CEO Phong Le said on Wednesday that financial tools popularized by the firm were employed in Google parent Alphabet Inc.’s (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) proposed capital raise. CEO Sees Strategy’s Win In Google’s Raise In an X post, Le pointed out that Google’s proposed $80 billion equity capital raise, now upsized to $84.75 billion, includes $15 billion convertible preferred stock and a $40 billion at-the-market offering, instruments that Strategy has used before. The

Leading cryptocurrencies descended further on Wednesday as whale sell-offs and geopolitical uncertainty dampened risk appetite. Cryptocurrency24-Hour Gains +/-Price (Recorded at 9:25 p.m. EDT)Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC)-6.06%$62,746.22Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) -4.66%$1,773.87XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) -3.85%$1.17Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) -6.76%$69.70Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) -3.39%$0.08968 Crypto Long Liquidations Surge Bitcoin plunged to a four-month low as sentiment worsened following Strategy Inc.'s (NASDAQ:COIN) sal

Bitcoin fell below $62,000, its lowest level since 2024, amid a broader selloff.

U.S. President Donald Trump has said that he would consider ending the ceasefire with Iran if any American troops are killed in the renewed tensions with Iran, according to the Wall Street Journal.

The digital token fell for a fourth straight day after a sale by one of bitcoin’s biggest cheerleaders.

Bitwise advisor Jeff Park argues Alphabet's $16.75 billion preferred equity tranche mirrors what Strategy has done with its own preferred stock programs, and that crypto-linked issuers helped normalize the instrument.

Bitcoin's drop deepens as Strategy's $2.5 million sale shakes confidence and AI equities keep drawing capital.

Strategy's sale of $2.5 million bitcoin, which helped precipitate this week's dive for the cryptocurrency, may hike its annual financing costs by $26 million. After sinking in heavy volume to start the month, Strategy's Stretch variable rate preferred stock with the STRC ticker has a steep mountain to climb to avoid a ratcheting up of its dividend rate by 25 basis points to 11.75% on all $10.5 billion of the outstanding securities. Strategy has an out if it wants.

Strategy's perpetual preferred stock STRC dropped to an intraday low of $94.60 on Tuesday, well below its $100 par value, as bitcoin weakness pressured the instrument designed to fund more…