Author: Fahd Parihar

Morgan Stanley added nearly 1,000 BTC over the past two weeks, bringing its total holdings to 5,761 BTC, according to Arkham data.

JPMorgan analysts argue that blockchain adoption outside public permissionless networks could pose a bigger risk to Bitcoin than Strategy’s BTC monetization program.

RBI reiterated support for a move to ban cryptocurrencies and private stablecoins, while India’s tax authorities flagged reporting and traceability risks.

Bitcoin slid about 2% as Trump warned of renewed military action against Iran, reviving fears of escalation after attacks near the Strait of Hormuz.

French authorities say a mother and son stole $1.8 million in crypto by luring a wealthy couple with a fake real estate deal and using hidden cameras to obtain private keys.

Strategy pauses Bitcoin acquisitions and shifts toward bolstering USD reserves under a Digital Credit Capital Framework, alongside new repurchase programs for preferred and common stock.

Bitcoin steadied near $60,000 after a volatile week, with key support around $58,000 and renewed focus on Strategy-linked pressure and ETF outflows.

Mike Novogratz says Bitcoin’s decline is tied to rising Strategy concerns, macro stress, and weak crypto sentiment, warning a break below key levels could trigger liquidations.

Bitcoin fell to $59,073 before rebounding above $60,000 amid ETF outflows and macro pressure; Michael Saylor hinted Strategy may buy more BTC.

Optimism after the 2024 US election and pro-crypto policy moves pushed Bitcoin and other assets to new highs, but tariff threats, geopolitical shocks and ethical concerns have since dragged markets lower. Despite a painful correction, regulatory progress and institutional adoption leave room for cautious optimism.