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Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has reaffirmed the resilience of its Bitcoin-centric balance sheet, stating it can fully cover its approximately $6 billion in net debt even if Bitcoin’s price drops to $8,000—an roughly 88% decline from recent levels around $68,000–$69,000.
The company, led by Michael Saylor, holds 714,644 BTC, currently valued at around $49 billion. At a hypothetical $8,000 per BTC, these holdings would be worth...
Bitcoin Briefly Reclaims $69,000 as Altcoins Lead Market Rebound Following Soft CPI Data
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Bitcoin recovered to above $69,000 briefly after dropping to $65,000, driven by cooler US CPI data at 2.4%.
Major altcoins led the rebound, with Solana up 9.5%, Aster surging 10%, and Ethereum gaining 6.5% in the last 24 hours.
The global crypto market cap rose 3.4%, reflecting renewed investor sentiment amid economic indicators.
Bitcoin staged a notable recovery on February 13, 2026, briefly reclaiming the $69,000 level...
Bitcoin Slips Below $66,000 as Market Weakness Persists
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Bitcoin fell below $66,000 on February 13, extending losses from recent highs amid tech sector weakness and AI-related concerns.
Analysts from Standard Chartered and JPMorgan have revised forecasts, warning of possible further downside but maintaining optimism for 2026 recovery.
Crypto sentiment remains low, with ties to broader risk-off moves in stocks and precious metals.
Bitcoin’s price continued its downward...
Binance Finalizes $1 Billion SAFU Fund Conversion to Bitcoin
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Binance completes final tranche of 4,545 BTC, wrapping up $1B SAFU conversion.
SAFU fund now holds 15,000 BTC valued at approximately $1.005 billion.
Exchange commits to rebalancing if value falls below $800 million.
Binance, the world’s leading cryptocurrency exchange, has successfully finalized the conversion of its $1 billion Secure Asset Fund for Users (SAFU) reserves into Bitcoin. The process concluded with the...
White House Stablecoin Yield Talks End in Impasse as Banks Demand Broader Ban
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U.S. crypto and banking executives met at the White House on February 10, but failed to reach an agreement on stablecoin yields.
Banks circulated a principles document calling for a total ban on yields, exceeding the bill’s draft text.
Crypto representatives expressed optimism for future progress, while the issue may return to the Senate Banking Committee.
A closed-door White House meeting aimed at resolving a key...
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