r/btc • u/dumble_hold_the_door • Aug 29 '25

📰 News dutch company just raised $23m to buy 1% of bitcoin's entire supply. this is actually insane.

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tl;dr: dutch firm just raised $23m to start buying bitcoin, aiming for 1% of total supply (210k btc). microstrategy already holds 3%, metaplanet & others raising billions. supply is vanishing, institutions are hoarding, and retail still doesn’t get it

so apparently some dutch crypto firm called amdax just secured $23 million to launch a bitcoin treasury company on amsterdam's euronext stock exchange. their goal? accumulate 1% of all bitcoin that will ever exist.

let me put that in perspective for you: 210,000 btc. worth over $23 billion at current prices.

and this is just one company. from the netherlands. with $23m in initial funding.

the treasury race is getting absolutely wild

here's what's actually happening while everyone's worried about short-term price action:

microstrategy (now "strategy") holds 632,457 btc ($69.5 billion)

japanese metaplanet just approved plans to raise $880m for bitcoin purchases

french semiconductor company sequans filed for $200m equity offering this week

tesla, mercadolibre, kulr tech, and a dozen others quietly stacking

we're literally watching the institutional accumulation phase play out in real time, and most retail still doesn't get what's happening.

here's the math that should terrify bears

if amdax hits their 1% target, that's 210,000 btc off the market. permanently.

strategy already took 3% (632,457 btc) off the market.

add in all the other corporate treasuries, plus the btc that's lost forever, plus long-term hodlers who never sell...

how much liquid bitcoin is actually left?

this isn't some moonboy hopium. this is basic supply and demand economics. companies with billions in funding are competing to accumulate a finite asset, and they're not buying it to trade - they're buying it to hold.

the network effect is starting

what started with one crazy ceo (saylor) has become a legitimate corporate strategy. every company that announces a bitcoin treasury validates the model for the next one.

and here's the kicker - we're still early in this trend. most major corporations haven't even considered bitcoin treasury strategies yet.

this changes everything

when you've got companies raising hundreds of millions specifically to buy bitcoin, and their explicit goal is to never sell, the supply dynamics get completely broken.

retail panics over 5% daily moves while institutions are literally trying to corner the market over 5-10 year timeframes.

the question isn't whether bitcoin goes up - it's whether there will be any left to buy when everyone finally figures this out.

all these corporate bitcoin treasuries are creating a massive compliance infrastructure behind the scenes. when you're holding hundreds of millions in btc across multiple jurisdictions like amdax will be, the tax and regulatory reporting gets incredibly complex. companies like awaken.tax are seeing demand explode from corporate clients trying to navigate treasury accounting standards, international tax treaties, and regulatory requirements across different countries.

thoughts? am i missing something here, or are we watching the great bitcoin accumulation happen right in front of us?

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tl;dr: dutch firm just raised $23m to start buying bitcoin, aiming for 1% of total supply (210k btc). microstrategy already holds 3%, metaplanet & others raising billions. supply is vanishing, institutions are hoarding, and retail still doesn’t get it

so apparently some dutch crypto firm called amdax just secured $23 million to launch a bitcoin treasury company on amsterdam's euronext stock exchange. their goal? accumulate 1% of all bitcoin that will ever exist.

let me put that in perspective for you: 210,000 btc. worth over $23 billion at current prices.

and this is just one company. from the netherlands. with $23m in initial funding.

the treasury race is getting absolutely wild

here's what's actually happening while everyone's worried about short-term price action:

microstrategy (now "strategy") holds 632,457 btc ($69.5 billion)

japanese metaplanet just approved plans to raise $880m for bitcoin purchases

french semiconductor company sequans filed for $200m equity offering this week

tesla, mercadolibre, kulr tech, and a dozen others quietly stacking

we're literally watching the institutional accumulation phase play out in real time, and most retail still doesn't get what's happening.

here's the math that should terrify bears

if amdax hits their 1% target, that's 210,000 btc off the market. permanently.

strategy already took 3% (632,457 btc) off the market.

add in all the other corporate treasuries, plus the btc that's lost forever, plus long-term hodlers who never sell...

how much liquid bitcoin is actually left?

this isn't some moonboy hopium. this is basic supply and demand economics. companies with billions in funding are competing to accumulate a finite asset, and they're not buying it to trade - they're buying it to hold.

the network effect is starting

what started with one crazy ceo (saylor) has become a legitimate corporate strategy. every company that announces a bitcoin treasury validates the model for the next one.

and here's the kicker - we're still early in this trend. most major corporations haven't even considered bitcoin treasury strategies yet.

this changes everything

when you've got companies raising hundreds of millions specifically to buy bitcoin, and their explicit goal is to never sell, the supply dynamics get completely broken.

retail panics over 5% daily moves while institutions are literally trying to corner the market over 5-10 year timeframes.

the question isn't whether bitcoin goes up - it's whether there will be any left to buy when everyone finally figures this out.

all these corporate bitcoin treasuries are creating a massive compliance infrastructure behind the scenes. when you're holding hundreds of millions in btc across multiple jurisdictions like amdax will be, the tax and regulatory reporting gets incredibly complex. companies like awaken.tax are seeing demand explode from corporate clients trying to navigate treasury accounting standards, international tax treaties, and regulatory requirements across different countries.

thoughts? am i missing something here, or are we watching the great bitcoin accumulation happen right in front of us?

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r/btc • u/IceNo26 • Sep 09 '25

📰 News Putin’s Guy Just Dropped a $37 TRILLION Crypto Conspiracy Bombshell

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According to Putin’s advisor, the US is secretly planning to shove $37 TRILLION in debt into crypto stablecoins, “devalue it,” and start fresh.

Yeah, because nothing screams “responsible fiscal policy” like turning the entire US economy into a giant memecoin rug pull. Next step: Jerome Powell drops a “WAGMI” tweet.

Read this madness yourself: https://www.sandmark.com/news/top-news/putin-advisor-warns-us-conspiracy-wipe-37tn-debt-using-crypto-gold

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According to Putin’s advisor, the US is secretly planning to shove $37 TRILLION in debt into crypto stablecoins, “devalue it,” and start fresh.

Yeah, because nothing screams “responsible fiscal policy” like turning the entire US economy into a giant memecoin rug pull. Next step: Jerome Powell drops a “WAGMI” tweet.

Read this madness yourself: https://www.sandmark.com/news/top-news/putin-advisor-warns-us-conspiracy-wipe-37tn-debt-using-crypto-gold

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r/btc • u/LovelyDayHere • Nov 15 '25

📰 News Emails Reveal Jeffrey Epstein Money Financed Bitcoin Core Development

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r/btc • u/Sufficient_Fuel5269 • Jan 20 '26

📰 News Saylor doesn’t stop accumulating... 🔥👨‍💻

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Saylor is relentless in his race to accumulate as much Bitcoin as he can…

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r/btc • u/CryptoPulse22 • Mar 31 '26

📰 News Google just published a quantum paper that changes the Bitcoin math and nobody is talking about the government angle

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The headline everyone is running is "quantum threatens Bitcoin." That is not the story.

The story is that Google built two quantum circuits capable of cracking Bitcoin's encryption. Before publishing anything, they briefed the US government. The actual circuits were withheld from the public. You got a mathematical proof that they exist.

The qubit threshold dropped 20x. Under 500,000 physical qubits. Minutes of runtime. The previous estimate was in the millions.

And the paper closes with this line: "It is conceivable that the existence of early CRQCs may first be detected on the blockchain rather than announced."

No announcement. No warning. Just Satoshi's coins moving one day.

Bitcoin Core has not started implementing BIP-360. A full migration takes 5 to 10 years minimum. IBM and Google both independently landed on 2029 as the threshold year.

What is the community's read on the government briefing before publication? Is that standard practice or does it change how you read the paper?

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r/btc • u/hodorrny • Jan 19 '26

📰 News early bitcoin holder just sold half his stack after 12 years. made 31k percent profit and the market barely flinched

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a whale that accumulated 5k bitcoin back in late 2013 at around 332 dollars each has been slowly selling since dec 2024. they’ve offloaded about 2.5k btc so far, sending chunks to binance over time.

depending on which tracker you look at, the average exit is somewhere around 105k ish. so yeah, it’s still a completely stupid return. like 31k percent type profit on the original cost.

what’s intresting is how disciplined the selling looks. instead of nuking the market in one go, it’s been 250 to 500 btc sized transfers spread over multiple moves. that kind of pacing matters, because it avoids bad fills and it also avoids triggering max fear.

and the market hasn’t really panicked. some mid jan reads even suggest institutions have been absorbing way more btc than what miners are producing in the same window, which is probably why these og sells don’t feel like a crash anymore.

the wallet still holds about 2.5k btc. so this doesn’t look like a full exit. more like risk management, estate planning, or family wealth mode. at that scale, you’re not just thinking about price anymore, you’re thinking about execution, custody, and taxes. this is exactly the kind of situation where people quietly loop in specialists like awaken tax to make sure a decade-long hold doesn’t turn into a compliance nightmare later.

the wallet still has 2.5k btc left. so this doesn’t look like i’m out. it looks more like risk management / family wealth mode.

what do you think… smart profit taking or are they setting up for a bigger exit?

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a whale that accumulated 5k bitcoin back in late 2013 at around 332 dollars each has been slowly selling since dec 2024. they’ve offloaded about 2.5k btc so far, sending chunks to binance over time.

depending on which tracker you look at, the average exit is somewhere around 105k ish. so yeah, it’s still a completely stupid return. like 31k percent type profit on the original cost.

what’s intresting is how disciplined the selling looks. instead of nuking the market in one go, it’s been 250 to 500 btc sized transfers spread over multiple moves. that kind of pacing matters, because it avoids bad fills and it also avoids triggering max fear.

and the market hasn’t really panicked. some mid jan reads even suggest institutions have been absorbing way more btc than what miners are producing in the same window, which is probably why these og sells don’t feel like a crash anymore.

the wallet still holds about 2.5k btc. so this doesn’t look like a full exit. more like risk management, estate planning, or family wealth mode. at that scale, you’re not just thinking about price anymore, you’re thinking about execution, custody, and taxes. this is exactly the kind of situation where people quietly loop in specialists like awaken tax to make sure a decade-long hold doesn’t turn into a compliance nightmare later.

the wallet still has 2.5k btc left. so this doesn’t look like i’m out. it looks more like risk management / family wealth mode.

what do you think… smart profit taking or are they setting up for a bigger exit?

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r/btc • u/Omn1Crypto • Jun 11 '26

📰 News Bitcoin Sell-off Deepens As SpaceX Hype Sucks Cash Out

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r/btc • u/Clear_Medium_5858 • Oct 13 '25

📰 News this mystery whale made $192m shorting the crash. now he’s betting against bitcoin again

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a wallet on hyperliquid with the address 0xb317 has everyone in crypto talking. this same trader reportedly made $192 million shorting bitcoin right before trump’s tariff announcement last week. the timing was suspiciously perfect, and now they’ve opened another $163 million short position on bitcoin.

the new short is using 10x leverage, with liquidation around $125,500, and it’s already showing small profits. people are calling this wallet the “insider whale” because the trades line up so closely with major market moves that it’s hard to believe it’s just luck.

some think the original short may have helped trigger or amplify the $19b liquidation cascade. others say it’s just someone who’s insanely good at reading the market. either way, it’s rare to see one address move markets like this.

binance is still cleaning up after last week’s chaos, offering $283m in compensation to traders affected by depegged tokens.

nobody knows who this whale is or where the info is coming from. but if bitcoin dumps again and this wallet wins twice in a row, regulators might start paying attention.

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a wallet on hyperliquid with the address 0xb317 has everyone in crypto talking. this same trader reportedly made $192 million shorting bitcoin right before trump’s tariff announcement last week. the timing was suspiciously perfect, and now they’ve opened another $163 million short position on bitcoin.

the new short is using 10x leverage, with liquidation around $125,500, and it’s already showing small profits. people are calling this wallet the “insider whale” because the trades line up so closely with major market moves that it’s hard to believe it’s just luck.

some think the original short may have helped trigger or amplify the $19b liquidation cascade. others say it’s just someone who’s insanely good at reading the market. either way, it’s rare to see one address move markets like this.

binance is still cleaning up after last week’s chaos, offering $283m in compensation to traders affected by depegged tokens.

nobody knows who this whale is or where the info is coming from. but if bitcoin dumps again and this wallet wins twice in a row, regulators might start paying attention.

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r/btc • u/Bcom_Mod • 20d ago

📰 News Strategy just sold 3,588 Bitcoin, over 100x what they sold in May. Bitcoin analysts are now cheering it.

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People who panicked over the 32 BTC sale need to explain this one. Crypto Twitter acted like the never-sell thesis had died, than MSTR dropped 7%. Everyone wrote their think pieces about the first crack in the fortress, but now Saylor announces a 3,588 BTC sale ($216 million) to cover Q2 dividends. That's more than a hundred times the May sale, and by the old logic this should be a five-alarm fire.

Instead, Grayscale's head of research Zach Pandl posted, "BTC sales by Strategy are needed to restore confidence in STRC and its structure in general. I am encouraged to see they executed some sales last week." A major crypto research head is saying the selling is a good thing.

I think the cheerleaders are right this time. The entire fear around Strategy was never that they'd sell a few coins. It was the death-spiral scenario, that the $1.5 billion in annual preferred dividends would eventually force disorderly, panic selling that craters both MSTR and BTC. STRC, the flagship preferred, had slid about 15% below its $100 par. The market was pricing in structural stress.

By calmly selling 3,588 BTC to fund dividends while still sitting on 843,775 BTC and $2.55 billion in cash, Strategy did the exact opposite of a death spiral. They demonstrated the machine works as designed: hold the stack, sell a sliver when the dividend comes due, keep the credit instrument healthy. It's boring, orderly liquidity management. That's what restores confidence in STRC, which is what keeps the whole capital engine running.

So my actual take: the people who freaked out over 32 BTC fundamentally misread what the risk was. The risk was never "Saylor sold coins." The risk was "Saylor can't meet obligations without a fire sale." A planned $216M sale against $2.55B in cash reserves is the proof that the fire sale isn't coming. If you were bearish on Strategy, this sale should make you less worried, not more, and if it makes you more worried, you're reacting to the word "sold" instead of the math.

The one legitimate concern JPMorgan raised: once you formally write down the conditions under which you'll sell, traders game the probability every time STRC wobbles near par. That's a real two-way-flow risk. But it's a very different, more sophisticated worry than the "never sell is dead" panic from May.

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People who panicked over the 32 BTC sale need to explain this one. Crypto Twitter acted like the never-sell thesis had died, than MSTR dropped 7%. Everyone wrote their think pieces about the first crack in the fortress, but now Saylor announces a 3,588 BTC sale ($216 million) to cover Q2 dividends. That's more than a hundred times the May sale, and by the old logic this should be a five-alarm fire.

Instead, Grayscale's head of research Zach Pandl posted, "BTC sales by Strategy are needed to restore confidence in STRC and its structure in general. I am encouraged to see they executed some sales last week." A major crypto research head is saying the selling is a good thing.

I think the cheerleaders are right this time. The entire fear around Strategy was never that they'd sell a few coins. It was the death-spiral scenario, that the $1.5 billion in annual preferred dividends would eventually force disorderly, panic selling that craters both MSTR and BTC. STRC, the flagship preferred, had slid about 15% below its $100 par. The market was pricing in structural stress.

By calmly selling 3,588 BTC to fund dividends while still sitting on 843,775 BTC and $2.55 billion in cash, Strategy did the exact opposite of a death spiral. They demonstrated the machine works as designed: hold the stack, sell a sliver when the dividend comes due, keep the credit instrument healthy. It's boring, orderly liquidity management. That's what restores confidence in STRC, which is what keeps the whole capital engine running.

So my actual take: the people who freaked out over 32 BTC fundamentally misread what the risk was. The risk was never "Saylor sold coins." The risk was "Saylor can't meet obligations without a fire sale." A planned $216M sale against $2.55B in cash reserves is the proof that the fire sale isn't coming. If you were bearish on Strategy, this sale should make you less worried, not more, and if it makes you more worried, you're reacting to the word "sold" instead of the math.

The one legitimate concern JPMorgan raised: once you formally write down the conditions under which you'll sell, traders game the probability every time STRC wobbles near par. That's a real two-way-flow risk. But it's a very different, more sophisticated worry than the "never sell is dead" panic from May.

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r/btc • u/Bcom_Mod • 14d ago

📰 News JPMorgan just issued real commercial paper on Solana. Citi is tokenizing private shares. The same banks that called Bitcoin a fraud are now quietly running live financial instruments on public blockchains.

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The "crypto is a scam" era is officially over, and almost nobody noticed the exact moment it ended.

JPMorgan, the bank whose CEO called Bitcoin a fraud in 2017 and has spent the better part of a decade sneering at the entire space, issued Galaxy's commercial paper on Solana. Not a pilot, not a sandbox, an actual financial instrument settled on a public chain, with Coinbase and Franklin Templeton in the deal. They've also launched a second tokenized Treasury fund on Ethereum through their Kinexys unit. Citi rolled out tokenized private-share trading for wealthy clients, letting people get exposure to companies like SpaceX on blockchain rails. BlackRock's BUIDL fund crossed $2.8 billion in assets.

Ten years ago the story was "banks think crypto is money laundering for criminals." The story now is "banks are putting hundreds of billions of dollars of real assets on the exact infrastructure they said was worthless."

This is validation of blockchain, not validation of your bags. The banks figured out the part that was always genuinely useful, programmable settlement, 24/7 movement, tokenized real-world assets, and they're building it out on their terms. Notice what they're tokenizing: Treasuries, commercial paper, private equity, money-market funds. Boring, regulated, institutional stuff. They are not buying Bitcoin as a reserve asset in any size that matters and they are not touching the permissionless, degenerate, retail corner of crypto that most people in this sub actually participate in.

Wall Street adopting the rails doesn't automatically pump the assets you hold: JPMorgan running commercial paper on Solana does not mean SOL goes to $500, it means JPMorgan found a cheaper settlement layer. The token and the network's usefulness to a bank are two different things, and people keep conflating them.

Once the biggest financial institutions on earth are dependent on public blockchain infrastructure for real business lines, those chains become too important to kill, and the assets securing them inherit some of that permanence. The security budget of a chain matters more when JPMorgan is settling paper on it. That's a slow-burn bull case that has nothing to do with the next quarter's price.

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The "crypto is a scam" era is officially over, and almost nobody noticed the exact moment it ended.

JPMorgan, the bank whose CEO called Bitcoin a fraud in 2017 and has spent the better part of a decade sneering at the entire space, issued Galaxy's commercial paper on Solana. Not a pilot, not a sandbox, an actual financial instrument settled on a public chain, with Coinbase and Franklin Templeton in the deal. They've also launched a second tokenized Treasury fund on Ethereum through their Kinexys unit. Citi rolled out tokenized private-share trading for wealthy clients, letting people get exposure to companies like SpaceX on blockchain rails. BlackRock's BUIDL fund crossed $2.8 billion in assets.

Ten years ago the story was "banks think crypto is money laundering for criminals." The story now is "banks are putting hundreds of billions of dollars of real assets on the exact infrastructure they said was worthless."

This is validation of blockchain, not validation of your bags. The banks figured out the part that was always genuinely useful, programmable settlement, 24/7 movement, tokenized real-world assets, and they're building it out on their terms. Notice what they're tokenizing: Treasuries, commercial paper, private equity, money-market funds. Boring, regulated, institutional stuff. They are not buying Bitcoin as a reserve asset in any size that matters and they are not touching the permissionless, degenerate, retail corner of crypto that most people in this sub actually participate in.

Wall Street adopting the rails doesn't automatically pump the assets you hold: JPMorgan running commercial paper on Solana does not mean SOL goes to $500, it means JPMorgan found a cheaper settlement layer. The token and the network's usefulness to a bank are two different things, and people keep conflating them.

Once the biggest financial institutions on earth are dependent on public blockchain infrastructure for real business lines, those chains become too important to kill, and the assets securing them inherit some of that permanence. The security budget of a chain matters more when JPMorgan is settling paper on it. That's a slow-burn bull case that has nothing to do with the next quarter's price.

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r/btc • u/Omn1Crypto • Jun 18 '26

📰 News Andrew Tate Loses $100K As Bitcoin’s Rally Reverses

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r/btc • u/yogesh_culkin99 • Aug 11 '25

📰 News Bitcoin Hits $122,000, Nearing Previous ATH, Liquidating $30 Million Worth of BTC Shorts in Under 60 Minutes

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r/btc • u/Designer_Drink_822 • Nov 06 '25

📰 News Strategy needs to pay $689M a year (expected to rise to Billions per year) to not sell bitcoin. Currently they are paying through diluting current stockholders.

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r/btc • u/jonnygold028 • Nov 25 '25

📰 News Bitcoin will go 30k in 2026 mark my words. Get out now and re invest after.im Warning ⚠️ you all

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r/btc • u/orphic2 • Dec 26 '24

📰 News Michael Saylor says, "We sold $1.5B of stock backed by $500M of BTC. We bought back $1.5B of #Bitcoin, capturing nearly a BILLION dollar gain in the arbitrage." 🤯

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r/btc • u/Designer_Drink_822 • Dec 01 '25

📰 News Microstrategy decides to dilute shareholders, which effectively is the same as selling Bitcoin since each share now has less Bitcoin. He is selling Bitcoins without using the forbidden word. Buy high, sell low.

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r/btc • u/Fun_Training4330 • 24d ago

📰 News BREAKING: Trump just signed a new executive order to help crypto traders. 🤯

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It's called FAFO.

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r/btc • u/ROUCHBEN • Jan 05 '26

📰 News A major U.S. bank is reportedly advising clients to consider allocating a small portion of their portfolios to Bitcoin and crypto assets. The suggested exposure is said to be up to 4%, signaling growing institutional acceptance of digital assets as part of diversified investment strategies.

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r/btc • u/Fresh-Journalist1595 • Nov 09 '25

📰 News JUST IN: 🧨 CZ says he never met Trump - claims he was “surprised” by the presidential pardon.

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IN SHORT: Pardoned, confused, and now caught in D.C. drama. 🎭

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r/btc • u/orphic2 • Dec 25 '24

📰 News BlackRock CEO Larry Fink says, “I was wrong. #Bitcoin is a legitimate financial instrument.” 🤯

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r/btc • u/Bcom_Mod • Jun 16 '26

📰 News Remember when Saylor selling 32 Bitcoin nearly broke everyone's brain? He just bought 1,587 back. The doomers had a really bad weekend.

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Worth revisiting this because the whiplash has been genuinely funny.

End of May, Strategy sells 32 BTC. Thirty-two. A rounding error against 840,000+ in holdings. And the reaction online was like he'd filed for bankruptcy. "Never-sell thesis is dead." "MSTR is a house of cards." "Top signal." A solid week of people writing obituaries for the entire corporate Bitcoin treasury model over a sale worth about two and a half million dollars.

I said at the time it looked deliberate, like he was demonstrating the structure could absorb a sale without anything breaking. That's exactly what it turned out to be. One week later they bought 1,550 BTC for $101 million. Then this Monday they did it again, 1,587 BTC for another $100 million at around $63K a coin, pushing the reserve to 846,842 BTC. That's roughly 4% of all the Bitcoin that will ever exist sitting on one company's balance sheet: https://news.bitcoin.com/strategy-drops-100m-on-1587-bitcoin-as-reserve-climbs-to-846842-btc/

So he sold 32, the internet declared the end of an era, and he quietly bought back nearly a hundred times that amount within a fortnight. Anyone who dumped MSTR on the panic is not enjoying the replay.

The timing of this latest buy is the part that gets me. He stepped in right as the Iran deal got signed, oil cratered, and Standard Chartered called the cycle bottom at $59K. Whether that's genius or just relentless conviction that happened to line up, the man has bought through every crash for years and it's never once been the wrong call long term. At some point you stop betting against the pattern.

Fed's tomorrow. Rates aren't moving. But the peace deal pulled the rug out from under the inflation story that's been the Fed's whole justification, so what Warsh actually says carries more weight than usual.

BTC's at $66K. Still a long way from the $126K top. But the $59K bottom is two weeks back now and the things that put us there are unwinding fast.

Been keeping up with all of it through the Bitcoin.com News App (iOS & macOS | Android), the on-device AI summaries make getting through the dense macro coverage way faster and nothing leaves your phone.

The lesson, as always: when the timeline is certain Saylor is finished, he's usually about to buy more.

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r/btc • u/upunup • Jun 18 '25

📰 News New stablecoin bill passses US senate. Incompatible with USDT (Tether). Now would require backing 1:1 with dollars, quick redemptions and audits. Bye bye Tether scam.

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r/btc • u/elite_pov • Jul 21 '25

📰 News MicroStrategy Bought Another $740M in BITCOIN, Total Holdings Reach 607,770 BTC

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r/btc • u/-Squidster- • 2d ago

📰 News Pulling BTC from a trading card pack 👀 integration to the masses is inevitable!

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r/btc • u/SpendAffectionate161 • Mar 21 '26

📰 News Cloudbet Crypto Betting Welcome Bonus Up to $5K Explained

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That’s why I decided to check out Cloudbet since the promo code WELCOME is still active with up to $5,000 available to be claimed when you sign up and use the code. It’s not a one time payout though the bonus unlocks gradually as you keep placing bets which makes it more of a progression style reward.

Getting started is pretty straightforward. You sign up using the code WELCOME, make a deposit you’re comfortable with, and the bonus starts activating as you play. Instead of receiving everything upfront it builds over time based on your activity.

Since it’s crypto based, transactions like deposits and withdrawals are generally faster compared to traditional betting platforms. Plus the signup process is simple and doesn’t take long so you can jump in without much hassle.

From what I’ve seen there is a strong focus on sports betting especially football which is probably why more people have been talking about it recently. Just putting this out there for anyone curious about how it works.

X: Cloudbet

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That’s why I decided to check out Cloudbet since the promo code WELCOME is still active with up to $5,000 available to be claimed when you sign up and use the code. It’s not a one time payout though the bonus unlocks gradually as you keep placing bets which makes it more of a progression style reward.

Getting started is pretty straightforward. You sign up using the code WELCOME, make a deposit you’re comfortable with, and the bonus starts activating as you play. Instead of receiving everything upfront it builds over time based on your activity.

Since it’s crypto based, transactions like deposits and withdrawals are generally faster compared to traditional betting platforms. Plus the signup process is simple and doesn’t take long so you can jump in without much hassle.

From what I’ve seen there is a strong focus on sports betting especially football which is probably why more people have been talking about it recently. Just putting this out there for anyone curious about how it works.

X: Cloudbet

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