MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin Holdings Hit $63.46 Billion Record

Strategy’s Bitcoin (BTC) treasury climbed to a record $63.46 billion as of April 26, with the company holding 815,061 BTC across 107 purchase events at an average cost of $75,528 per coin. The treasury has gained nearly $2 billion over the past week, rising from $61.56 billion as Bitcoin extended its rally and Executive Chairman … Read more

Trump’s Defiant Shooting Remark Lifts TRUMP, MAGA, DJT as Staged Narrative Resurfaces

President Donald Trump’s defiant “It comes with the territory” remark after a gunman opened fire outside the Correspondents’ Dinner, lifted TRUMP, MAGA, and DJT tokens as traders responded to the President’s resilience messaging. However, there remains speculation that the incident, as well as the last, were probably staged to win sentiment as approval odds remain … Read more

US Treasury Adds Venmo for Debt Donations as Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Bill Stalls

The US Treasury now accepts PayPal and Venmo for voluntary public debt contributions through its Pay.gov form. The update arrives as a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve bill targeting the same fiscal problem stalls in Congress. Donations average roughly $120,000 a month against a $39 trillion total. Interest payments alone run near $88 billion a month, dwarfing … Read more

Risk-On Surge Lifts Crypto Outlook as Equity ETFs Hit Record $7.5 Billion Daily Pace

US equity ETFs (exchange-traded funds) drew a record $7.5 billion in average daily inflows during April. The pace more than doubles the $2.9 billion March average, according to Strategas Asset Management. The data shows cumulative inflows above $100 billion since the March 30 low. The reading reflects institutional risk appetite that historically supports crypto ETF … Read more

Bitcoin Leverage Builds as Price Stalls Below $80,000

Bitcoin (BTC) traders are stacking the long side of futures by more than three to one, according to Coinglass. The skew points to bullish conviction near $77,500 but raises the threat of forced selling on a sharp pullback. The lopsided positioning led to open interest in BTC perpetuals sliding roughly 6% to 744,300 BTC over 24 hours. … Read more

Five Big Tech Earnings Could Decide Bitcoin’s Next Move This Week

Five of the largest US technology companies report quarterly results this week, and the outcomes could push Bitcoin (BTC) and broader crypto markets in either direction, given the unusually tight link between digital assets and Nasdaq equities. Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta, and Amazon release Q1 figures after the closing bell on Wednesday, April 29, with Apple … Read more

Elon Musk’s $134 Billion OpenAI Fight Heads to Trial

Elon Musk’s $134 billion lawsuit against OpenAI, Sam Altman, and Microsoft goes to trial Monday in federal court in Oakland, California, after the billionaire dropped his fraud claims days before jury selection. US District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers approved Musk’s request Friday to narrow the case from 26 original claims down to two surviving counts … Read more

Litecoin Chain Rollback Raises Security Questions

Litecoin’s emergency 13-block reorganization to reverse a zero-day attack has reignited debate about whether transaction finality can be trusted and whether the network is truly secure. The incident reveals an uncomfortable truth: blockchain immutability is conditional, not absolute. Transaction Finality Is Not Guaranteed For years, crypto advocates have marketed blockchains as immutable ledgers where transactions … Read more

Adam Back Challenges the Biggest Claim About Satoshi’s Bitcoin Holdings

Adam Back, inventor of Hashcash and a pioneering figure in Bitcoin’s early development, has dismantled the new Satoshi Nakamoto documentary by challenging its core technical assumptions about Bitcoin mining patterns and coin ownership. Back’s detailed response on X points to critical flaws in how the documentary interprets early mining data and the so-called Patoshi pattern … Read more