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CoreWeave’s $20 billion funding haul shows why Bitcoin is losing the competition for liquidity
AI cloud infrastructure provider, CoreWeave, has secured more than $20 billion in debt and equity financing this year,…
Bitcoin needs trillions to go parabolic again as ETF demand fades
Bitcoin’s next major rally may depend less on whether investors still believe in the asset than on whether…
Funds are buying crypto stocks. Are they exposed to less risk — or more?
Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest bought roughly $77 million of crypto stocks in June, adding $44 million of Coinbase…
Strategy bought time but Bitcoin’s next cycle may need buyers beyond Saylor
Michael Saylor’s Strategy has calmed the immediate panic around its preferred-stock complex, but the company’s latest overhaul points…
XRP investors capitulate at fastest pace since the 2022 crypto crash amid slide to $1
XRP’s retreat toward $1 is testing whether one of the cryptocurrency market’s largest tokens can hold a level…
Metaplanet bets Bitcoin treasury firms can survive by packaging Bitcoin income
Metaplanet’s Siiibo deal turns the Bitcoin treasury trade from a balance-sheet accumulation question into a regulated distribution test.…
Bitcoin’s bear market struggle is killing crypto jobs but fueling a $10 billion Wall Street-backed M&A boom
Bitcoin’s prolonged decline is forcing cryptocurrency companies to cut staff, automate more work, and abandon the expansion plans…
Bitcoin miner Bitdeer mined 921 BTC, but its smaller stash raises a bigger question
Bitdeer’s latest operating update has revealed a concrete insight into the recent Bitcoin miner-AI pivot: the company produced…
STRC’s plunge puts Saylor’s Bitcoin dividend machine under pressure
STRC, Strategy’s perpetual preferred stock, traded as low as $82.61 on June 18 before recovering to $88.59, putting…
Franklin Templeton new ETFs would convert US companies stock dividends into Bitcoin exposure
Franklin Templeton, the $1.78 trillion asset management firm, is attempting to push cryptocurrency deeper into conventional investment portfolios…
