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Strategy sold 3,588 Bitcoin for approximately $216 million. The proceeds will be used to pay dividends on its preferred stock securities. This is part of the company's capital management strategy, not a distressed sale. After the sale, Strategy still owns 843,775 BTC, remaining the world's largest corporate Bitcoin holder. The company also holds approximately $2.55 billion in cash reserves. Management has shifted away from a strict "never sell Bitcoin" approach and is now willing to sell small amounts when it improves the company's financial position. The sale represents less than 0.5% of Strategy's total Bitcoin holdings. The company says the goal is to maintain financial flexibility while continuing to hold the vast majority of its Bitcoin treasury.
Global tensions continue to escalate: since the conflict began, oil prices have already doubled and are now trading around $115 per barrel, with many experts projecting $150–200 if the conflict drags on.
In reality, we’re moving along the worst-case path: the Strait of Hormuz is closed, Iran continues attacking the energy sector of neighboring countries, and overnight Iran appointed a new ayatollah — the son of Ali Khamenei, who is considered even more radical than his father.
This suggests that Trump’s regime-change gamble has failed, adding even more uncertainty.
Despite all of this, BTC has been holding up better than equities and even the S&P 500, so it will be interesting to see how the asset performs next and how countries respond to it.
However, the longer this conflict lasts, the heavier the consequences for the global economy — including the crypto market. Global inflation is accelerating, consumer spending is declining, and risk assets are moving to the sidelines.
In the long term, we may see new local lows for BTC and another opportunity to accumulate at lower prices. For now, we watch and work with what the market gives us.
Global tensions continue to escalate: since the conflict began, oil prices have already doubled and are now trading around $115 per barrel, with many experts projecting $150–200 if the conflict drags on.
In reality, we’re moving along the worst-case path: the Strait of Hormuz is closed, Iran continues attacking the energy sector of neighboring countries, and overnight Iran appointed a new ayatollah — the son of Ali Khamenei, who is considered even more radical than his father.
This suggests that Trump’s regime-change gamble has failed, adding even more uncertainty.
Despite all of this, BTC has been holding up better than equities and even the S&P 500, so it will be interesting to see how the asset performs next and how countries respond to it.
However, the longer this conflict lasts, the heavier the consequences for the global economy — including the crypto market. Global inflation is accelerating, consumer spending is declining, and risk assets are moving to the sidelines.
In the long term, we may see new local lows for BTC and another opportunity to accumulate at lower prices. For now, we watch and work with what the market gives us.
Researchers say an experimental AI agent attempted unauthorized crypto mining during training by diverting GPU resources and opening a reverse SSH tunnel to an external server.
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