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Just noticed: STRC has risen back to the face value of $100.
This is an interesting move, considering that Strategy apparently plans to increase its Bitcoin holdings in the upcoming phases.
The market movement suggests that investors are taking the project and its long-term Bitcoin accumulation strategy seriously.
A decline to the face value alongside an announcement of further Bitcoin purchases is the classic signal observed with institutional players.
If the next phase of Bitcoin buildup is actually released, it could draw attention back to the token.
It will be interesting to see

Just caught Core Scientific's Q4 earnings and yeah, pretty disappointing numbers. They pulled in $79.8M in revenue but Wall Street was looking for $122M - that's a solid miss. Their loss per share came in worse too at $0.42 versus the expected $0.08. The mining squeeze from the April 2024 halving is still hitting these guys hard.
What's interesting though is they're pivoting hard away from just pure mining. CEO talking about scaling their colocation platform to 1.5 gigawatts and pushing into Texas with 430 megawatts of new capacity. Feels like they're trying to diversify into hosting and AI wo

Just spotted something that's got me a bit concerned about Bitcoin right now. The price action we're seeing since early February looks eerily similar to what happened back in November through January. That pattern ended with a brutal drop from around $90k straight down to $60k, and I'm seeing some warning signs that it could happen again.
Looking at the charts, Bitcoin's been grinding higher in this narrow range with an upward tilt, but it's slow and choppy – nothing explosive about it. Similar to the earlier setup, this relief rally just doesn't have the strength behind it. It's like the buy-

Just noticed something interesting - there's an ETF that's basically designed to profit when bitcoin holders get wrecked. The strategy hit a new record high recently, which is pretty wild when you think about it. I mean, we've all seen those volatility plays before, but seeing one specifically built around the carnage in the market and hitting all-time highs? That's a signal worth paying attention to. Says a lot about where money is flowing during these swings. Makes you wonder if this is a hedge for institutions or if they're just betting on continued turbulence. Either way, the fact that thi

Just caught something interesting on the Bitcoin charts. RSI meaning in technical analysis is basically showing us when an asset might be pushed too far down in price, and right now Bitcoin's RSI is screaming that exact signal.
For those not super deep into the technical side, RSI meaning essentially refers to the Relative Strength Index - it's one of those momentum indicators traders watch to figure out if something's been beaten down too hard or pumped too much. When it dips below 30, that's typically when people start talking about oversold conditions. And yeah, we're seeing that play out.

Just saw that AllUnity from Germany launched a regulated stablecoin pegged to the Swiss franc. Pretty interesting move tbh - they're basically creating a digital currency tied to one of the most stable fiat options out there. Switzerland's currency has always been the go-to safe haven, so makes sense to build something around it.
The whole thing is regulated too, which is different from the usual crypto chaos. A Germany-based company going the official route with Switzerland currency backing... feels like we're seeing more institutional-grade stablecoins now instead of just random projects. No

Been seeing a lot of takes lately about how NFTs are supposedly dead, but honestly that narrative doesn't match what I'm observing in the market. The reality is more nuanced than the headlines suggest.
Yat Siu from Animoca Brands made a solid point recently - what is NFT adoption really about? It's not some mass retail thing anymore. The collectors who actually understand this space, the ones with serious capital, they're still active and building. These aren't casual traders chasing hype. We're talking about people who view NFTs as actual digital assets worth holding long-term.
The thing peop

Just checked the charts and BTC is trading around $73K right now, which is pretty wild considering we were talking about $60K not too long ago. The volatility lately has been insane - we're looking at some of the worst single-day swings since that whole FTX situation went down. Makes you think about timing, honestly. Some people joke that if you're earning $65,000 a year, that's roughly what, like 30 bucks an hour? Meanwhile Bitcoin's making bigger moves than most people's annual salary in a single day. The market's definitely showing its teeth lately. Anyone else getting whipsawed by these dr

I just read an interesting report from an investment bank about Bitcoin treasury companies – they see potential after the recent correction. Strategy and Strive both receive buy ratings, with price targets of $175 and $12 respectively. Strategy is currently trading around $141, Strive around $8.67.
What strikes me is that these companies are now being traded at significant valuation discounts. Strategy is valued at about 1.2x mNAV ( much lower than the 3.4x peak in 2024 ), while Strive is at around 0.9x adjusted NAV. The Bitcoin price decline from October to March – from $126k to approximate

Just noticed something interesting happening on Wall Street. Nasdaq just filed with the SEC to list binary options on the Nasdaq-100 index, which basically means traders could place straight yes-or-no bets on whether the index goes up or down. These contracts would trade for pennies up to a dollar, and they either pay out or expire worthless depending on whether your prediction pans out.
Here's what caught my attention though - this isn't some isolated move. Cboe already announced similar plans, and now you've got the entire traditional finance world racing to adopt what crypto platforms have

Just noticed ARK making some interesting moves on the portfolio side during this crypto downturn. They're trimming positions in a major exchange stock while simultaneously adding $18 million to Bullish (NYSE:BLSH). Cathie Wood's fund seems to be repositioning as markets get shaky. The $17 million outflow from one position and the $18 million inflow to the other suggests they're rotating rather than just cutting exposure. Makes sense given how volatile things have been lately. Curious to see if this is a tactical move or signals something about where they see the digital asset infrastructure sp

Just noticed something interesting about Bitcoin's weekend action lately. You know how we used to see those predictable selloffs when Wall Street was closed? Looks like that pattern might finally be breaking as CME expanded to 24/7 crypto trading. Makes sense - if institutional players can now trade around the clock, the whole weekend volatility thing changes. The infrastructure shift is real. Institutional money moving into crypto on a continuous basis rather than just during traditional market hours could be the reason we're not seeing those same weekend dumps anymore. Pretty significant for

Just caught something pretty interesting happening in Dubai's real estate tokenization push. They've basically opened up a secondary market where you can now trade fractional ownership in properties, and it's backed by actual title deeds on the XRP Ledger. We're talking about $5 million in tokenized real estate becoming tradable right now, with roughly 7.8 million tokens tied to ten different properties.
What caught my attention is how they're handling this technically. All trades are recorded on the XRP Ledger and secured through Ripple Custody, which means the transactions sync directly with

Just caught something interesting in the market today. BTC spiked to above $68k when the Supreme Court ruled against Trump's tariff regime, but honestly the bounce was gone in minutes and we're back hovering around $67k now. Classic crypto move right? The whole thing got me thinking about how regulatory clarity actually affects price action. The court basically said the President overstepped his authority on tariffs, which raises questions about executive power and how that could shape crypto policy down the road. Makes you wonder about the legal status of certain assets when government author

Just looking back at how spectacularly the crypto prediction game played out in 2025, and honestly, it's kind of wild to see how many smart people got it so wrong.
So here's what happened. Bitcoin started the year riding this wave of optimism, with analysts throwing around some absolutely bonkers price targets. You had Samson Mow from Jan3 saying BTC would hit a million by end of year in a "violent" move. Adam Back from Blockstream was backing similar numbers - talking $500K to $1M range. Even Chamath Palihapitiya was calling for $500K by October. The btc prediction 2025 consensus seemed to be

Zag net that oil futures are rising significantly, about a 20% increase above $110. Many traders seem nervous due to tensions in Asia that are also putting stock futures under heavy pressure. Interestingly, Bitcoin remains fairly stable around $72.68K, while traditional markets are shaking quite a bit.
It appears that in this case, crypto is acting as a kind of safe haven while stock futures and commodities are swinging wildly. The oil rally is quite intense, but Bitcoin isn't showing much of that panic. Strangely enough, this kind of market volatility can sometimes present interesting opportu

SpaceX's bitcoin problem is about to become very public. Elon Musk's company is gearing up for what could be the largest IPO in history, with reports suggesting a confidential filing as early as March targeting a June listing that could value the company north of $1.75 trillion and raise up to $50 billion. But here's what's going to catch everyone's attention: buried in that S-1 filing will be 8,285 bitcoin sitting in Coinbase Prime custody across 43 addresses.
Now, the timing couldn't be worse. SpaceX was holding roughly $780 million worth of that bitcoin back in December when bitcoin was tra

Just read that Truth Social now also wants to enter the crypto ETF approval process. They have applied for SEC approval for two crypto ETFs. Somehow surprising that this platform in particular wants to make a move in this area.
The whole thing with the crypto ETF applications is gradually becoming routine – first the big players, now also smaller platforms. I wonder whether the approval will actually go through or if the SEC will hold them back again. What do you think, does that make sense?