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‘Not unlikely’ Strategy will sell Bitcoin in 2026: Michael Saylor

Michael Saylor, co-founder of MicroStrategy, suggested that the company's strategy may involve selling Bitcoin in 2026. He emphasized that this decision is not unlikely, as it could be influenced by market conditions and the company's financial needs at that time. Saylor also highlighted the importance of Bitcoin as a long-term asset for MicroStrategy, which has been accumulating the cryptocurrency as part of its treasury strategy. The potential sale would depend on various factors, including the performance of Bitcoin and the company's overall strategy.

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$1.26B Bitcoin ETF outflows spark ‘contrarian’ buy signal: Santiment

Recent data from Santiment indicates that Bitcoin ETF outflows totaling $1.26 billion may signal a "contrarian" buying opportunity. Historically, significant outflows have often preceded price recoveries in the cryptocurrency market. Despite the outflows, Bitcoin's price has remained relatively stable, suggesting that investor sentiment may be

SEC approves Nasdaq to list Bitcoin index options on the exchange

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved Nasdaq to list Bitcoin index options on its exchange, marking a significant development in the cryptocurrency market. This approval allows investors to trade options based on Bitcoin's performance, potentially increasing institutional participation in the crypto space. Nasdaq plans

SEC Commissioner Peirce counters views that crypto rule will foster synthetic tokens

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce has expressed skepticism regarding the notion that new cryptocurrency regulations will lead to the creation of synthetic tokens. She argues that the proposed rules may not effectively address the underlying issues in the crypto market. Peirce emphasizes the importance of innovation and warns against overregulation that

Robinhood Crypto COO Tanya Denisova is leaving company amid revenue slowdown

Tanya Denisova, the Chief Operating Officer of Robinhood Crypto, is departing from the company as it faces a slowdown in revenue. This decision comes amid broader challenges in the cryptocurrency market, which have impacted trading volumes and profitability for many firms. Denisova's exit follows a series of leadership

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$1.26B Bitcoin ETF outflows spark ‘contrarian’ buy signal: Santiment

SEC approves Nasdaq to list Bitcoin index options on the exchange

SEC Commissioner Peirce counters views that crypto rule will foster synthetic tokens

Robinhood Crypto COO Tanya Denisova is leaving company amid revenue slowdown