Tag: Bitcoin
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Trump, Saylor and Strategy All Vowed Never to Sell Bitcoin. One Actually Hasn’t
Key Takeaways Michael Saylor said at BTC Prague on June 14, 2026: “I said to you, never sell your Bitcoin. I never said that the company wouldn’t sell its Bitcoin.” Strategy sold roughly 6,900 BTC (about $431 million) across five…
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Strategy Sold Bitcoin Two Weeks Straight. Its Own Filings Show Where It Went
Strategy, the company built on the pledge to never sell its bitcoin, has now sold bitcoin in back-to-back weekly SEC filings. Between July 27 and August 9, 2026, it sold 3,328 BTC for a combined $213.3 million — and every…
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Is Bitcoin Mining Still Profitable? Four Costs Decide
Is bitcoin mining still profitable? Yes, for some operators—but there is no industry-wide yes or no. A miner is profitable only when the value of the bitcoin it earns exceeds electricity, operating costs, machine depreciation, financing, and overhead. Those inputs…
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Why “Never Sell Bitcoin” Keeps Breaking
“Never sell Bitcoin” breaks when corporate holders face dollar obligations on fixed dates. See how dividends, financing, and liquidity can force a sale.
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Bitcoin ETP vs Self-Custody: What Do You Own?
Bitcoin ETP vs Self-Custody sounds like a debate about two ways to follow the same asset. I think the more useful question is simpler: after you choose, what do you actually own, and who must act correctly for that ownership…
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Citadel’s $400M Bet Values Crypto.com at $20 Billion
Crypto.com announced on July 16 that Ken Griffin’s Citadel Securities had invested $400 million into the exchange, its first institutional funding round since the company was founded a decade ago.
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Strategy’s Bitcoin Sales Expose a Deeper DAT Problem
I’ve been watching the digital asset treasury model for a while now, and this week’s news feels like the moment the cracks became visible to everyone, not just close observers.
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Bitcoin’s Jobs-Data Rally Reveals a Deeper Dependency
I noticed something familiar in today’s price action: a soft labor report, and bitcoin moves almost on cue.
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Strategy Sold Bitcoin. Trump’s Words Erased It
I noticed something odd today: a $216 million bitcoin sale from one of its most loyal corporate holders barely mattered by the end of the day, because eleven words from a politician moved the price more than the sale did.
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Bitcoin Rallies Past $63K, But Miners Keep Selling
Bitcoin entered the third quarter at 21-month lows, then clawed back to $63,000 in U.S. morning hours on Saturday, according to CoinDesk data.