The strategy takes a break by buying Bitcoin. Michael Saylor said Sunday that the company would not increase its bitcoin holdings this week, suspending its regular buying program ahead of Tuesday’s first-quarter earnings release. “No purchases this week. Back to work next week,” Saylor wrote on X. The pause is only the second this year […]
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Veteran Trader Peter Brandt Sees Bitcoin BTC$80,320.17 rebounding to $250,000 in 2029, but only after the market completes a long bottoming process that could last until September 2026. This prediction makes sense in the context of Bitcoin’s four-year mining reward halving cycle, which has been consistent enough to shape traders’ projections. Historically, Bitcoin bull runs
Bitcoin is trading above $80,000 as Asia begins its trading week, a level not seen since late January. CryptoQuant analysts say BTC’s return to $80,000 is fueled by buyers who don’t fully trust it, a dynamic reflected in both positioning data and on-chain signals. ETF inflows and leveraged long positions have driven a steady rise
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Broad-shouldered and lanky, Chizi makes a dramatic impression. A few days before the show, he shaved his famous dreadlocks. But when he took the stage in an oversized white T-shirt, black pants and white and red Nike sneakers, the nervousness was still visible. He forgot a few lines. He stopped awkwardly several times. Later, on
Morgan Stanley expects bitcoin to hit the balance sheets of U.S. banks, although major hurdles remain, according to Amy Oldenburg, the bank’s head of digital assets strategy. Speaking at the Bitcoin conference in Las Vegas, Oldenburg, who was named the new head of digital asset strategy this year, explained how the company is laying the
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Consensus 2026 in Miami begins Tuesday. We have a multitude of political sessions, some of which were featured in this newsletter a few weeks ago. Here is the full list of sessions you should attend. Are you hesitant to go but will you be in Miami? It’s not too late to register. Can’t come in
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American voters have placed cryptocurrencies low on the list of their biggest priorities for the upcoming midterm elections. According to a survey of 1,000 randomly selected registered U.S. voters, only 1% of respondents said they ranked crypto as their top concern, although other responses revealed a broader view of technology as an important policy issue.
Cryptocurrency began partly as a response to the missteps and abuses of banks during the 2008 financial crisis, but although it has been around for nearly two decades and attracted widespread attention, the public has remained unconvinced on this point and still prefers the traditional financial system for financial access, according to a new poll
Most US voters are uncomfortable with President Donald Trump’s hand on the steering wheel over oversight of the crypto industry, with 62% saying they do not trust his administration on this issue, according to a survey commissioned by CoinDesk. After the previous administration’s heavy hand on crypto, Trump’s promise to make the United States the
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Mike Cagney has been here before, but not with blockchain. In the early 2010s, he helped reshape consumer lending with SoFi by directly connecting borrowers to capital. Now at Figure Technology Solutions (FIGR), he said he’s trying to do something similar on a much larger scale: rebuilding the infrastructure of the credit markets themselves. Maybe
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