Tag: Bitcoin
Acquired 17,994 BTC between March 2 and 8 at an average price of $70,946.
Total holdings now 738,731 BTC acquired for $56.04 billion at an average of $75,862 per BTC.
Funded primarily with $900 million from common stock sales and $377 million in preferred shares.
Largest weekly purchase in seven weeks as Bitcoin prices stabilize near $70,000.
Strategy Inc., the leading corporate Bitcoin holder formerly known as...
The Great Decoupling: Middle East Succession and the New Crypto Hedge
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Global markets are currently navigating a volatile trifecta of geopolitical upheaval, shifting energy paradigms, and a startling divergence in asset correlations. As Tehran consolidates power under a new Supreme Leader, the traditional “risk-off” playbook is being rewritten in real-time.
A New Era in Tehran
The appointment of Mojtaba Khamenei as Iran’s Supreme Leader on March 8 has injected a fresh layer of uncertainty into...
Weekly Snapshot – Bitcoin Rebounds on Institutional Inflows Despite Global Tension
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Bitcoin’s institutional demand proved pivotal this week as spot Bitcoin ETFs absorbed volatility from geopolitical shocks and delivered the strongest support since February. Total crypto market cap sits at $2.34 trillion with 24h volume of $93.81 billion.
Strong Bitcoin ETF inflows exceeding $1.4 billion in recent sessions fueled the mid-week rebound, pushing prices from lows near $65,600 to a peak of $72,765 before settling around...
Bitcoin Rebounds Past $68,000 Outperforming Stocks Amid Oil Surge
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Bitcoin surged more than 3% to $68,400, recovering fully from Monday’s low near $65,900
WTI crude oil futures stabilized above $105 per barrel after 19-22% spike
Asian stocks partially recovered but still pressured; U.S. futures mixed
Bitcoin ETFs recorded returning inflows after last week’s $576.6 million outflows
88% 30-day correlation with Nasdaq remains, yet BTC outperforming equities and gold
Bitcoin prices...
The “World War 3” Premium: The Fear vs. FOMO Cycle Explained
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It’s late February 2026. Headlines flash U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iranian targets. On X, Reddit, and Telegram, the phrase “World War 3” explodes across crypto feeds. Santiment’s social-volume tracker lights up like a siren.
Yet something counterintuitive happens next.
Bitcoin, after an initial sharp dip, begins to rebound. Institutional ETF inflows accelerate. Meanwhile, classic safe-haven gold surges higher. The crowd screams fear. The...





