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The revenue print is the headline, but the $1.5B in bitcoin sold to retire debt and the halt to large-scale ASIC buys show where management is placing its bets this cycle.
The 2018 parallel is tight: February low, April higher low, May rally into the 200-day — but every price point is roughly 10x where it was then, which changes what "cheap" actually means this cycle.
A new Galaxy Digital partnership deploys roughly $125M into onchain liquidity and DeFi, while Sharplink's 872,984 ETH stash keeps it the second-largest public Ethereum treasury.
The call is a stacked thesis: $250K Bitcoin, ETH/BTC ratio reversion to 2021 highs, and AI agents driving on-chain settlement. Each leg has to land for the number to work.
Single-day outflows of $298.89M from spot Bitcoin ETFs and $15.1M from Ethereum funds stand against a still-positive weekly tape and uninterrupted Solana demand.
Bitmine now sits on 5.21M ETH — over 4.3% of the total supply — and has staked 90.5% of it, the closest any public vehicle has come to sweeping a major cap onchain.
The treasury now sits on $4.7B in unrealized profit at a $75,540 average — and the company is still buying through the cycle rather than distributing into strength.
Spot CVD and futures open interest both climbed while funding flipped short-leaning — the bull case is intact, but the leverage profile is getting cautious near local highs.
Every prior bear market since 2014 has used the 200DMA as a ceiling — the only question is whether this attempt behaves like 2018's rejection or 2019's brief overshoot.
If mainnet lands next quarter as Yakovenko flagged at Consensus Miami, finality drops from seconds to near real-time — the biggest architectural shift in Solana's history and the first test of the…
Michael Saylor's Strategy has purchased another 535 Bitcoin for approximately $43.4 million, continuing the firm's…
The pace has cooled from 100K ETH a week, but Bitmine still holds over 4.3% of Ethereum’s circulating supply — making it the dominant corporate accumulator.
The May 12 cutover ends Ronin's standalone-sidechain era and hands network security over to Ethereum mainnet — the structural fix for the bridge vulnerability Lazarus exploited in 2022.
Seventeen of twenty index constituents traded green, with breadth — not just the SUI spike — doing the heavy lifting for the broad-based index's 1.8% Friday-to-now gain.
Eleven months in, Bitmine is 86% of the way to its 'Alchemy of 5%' target — and 4.71M of those ETH are now staked, locking supply rather than parking it.
The shift ends five years of standalone sidechain operation and slashes RON inflation from over 20% to below 1%, but the roughly 10-hour outage window is the first real test.
Tom Lee's treasury firm bought just 26,659 ETH last week after running at over 100K per week for months, but the slowdown is the math working, not the conviction breaking — Bitmine now holds 4.31% of…
Bitmine, the institutional crypto vehicle backed by Fundstrat co-founder Tom Lee, has crossed 5.2 million ETH in total…
The Foundation's first major unstaking in 2026 funds core protocol work — a routine treasury rotation, but one that briefly trims the validator queue and adds sell-side liquidity to thin weekend…
The hard fork inherits Ethereum's security after the record $625M bridge exploit, but the real story is supply: 90M RON of staking rewards get rerouted to the treasury as issuance collapses from over…
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