Strategy pauses its Bitcoin sales and reactivates its at-the-market equity program, pushing its cash reserve to $3 billion while preserving its 843,775 BTC stack and $1.25B monetization capacity.
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Bitcoin reclaims $64,000 after President Trump calls himself ‘a big crypto guy.’ The pivot reverses Strategy’s $216M sale impact and signals durable policy support.
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Michael Saylor’s Strategy dramatically accelerated the pace of its Bitcoin sales last week, offloading roughly $216 million worth of the cryptocurrency and breaking with the company’s long-standing “never sell” mantra that had been a cornerstone of its pitch to institutional investors. The disposals, disclosed in a regulatory filing late Friday, mark the largest single-week liquidation
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JPMorgan has delivered one of the most pointed warnings yet about the role Michael Saylors Strategy has come to play in the Bitcoin market. In a note circulated to clients this week and first reported by Bloomberg, the bank argued that Strategys evolving bitcoin sales policy introduces a new, avoidable, two-way risk into crypto markets
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Bitcoin reclaims $60,000 on July 1, 2026 after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s disinflation comments. MSTR and Strive (ASST) both +10%. June was worst month since 2022.
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Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, may sell up to 1.25 billion dollars of Bitcoin under a new capital framework that retires the never-sell mantra and introduces a 21/21 equity and debt plan.
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Bitcoin has fallen back below the symbolic $60,000 mark, with the leading cryptocurrency touching a roughly 20-month low before staging a partial recovery. The move, reported by Bloomberg on June 24, has rattled a market that had been treating large corporate buyers as a stabilizing force and is now asking whether that floor is breaking
