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MicroStrategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor indicatd a potential return to the acquisition trail on Sunday, hinting that the firm may be preparing to execute its first Bitcoin (BTC) purchase of 2026.

Bitcoin price surged into the new year, supported by renewed optimism and strong spot ETF inflows. The crypto king pushed higher despite geopolitical tension following the US strike on Venezuela.  Markets remained resilient, suggesting investors prioritized liquidity trends and institutional demand over short-term macro uncertainty. Bitcoin Whales Change Stance Whale behavior shifted noticeably over the
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Bitcoin’s spot value hovered at $91,219 on Jan. 4, 2025, and the derivatives market appears anything but relaxed. Futures and options positioning across major venues shows traders leaning in, not backing away, with open interest holding near cycle highs and options contracts stacking up around key strike levels. Bitcoin Derivatives Positioning Tightens Ahead of Major […]

BitMine’s proposal to dramatically expand its authorized share count has sparked a growing backlash among shareholders, even as the company doubles down on Ethereum as its core treasury asset. While Tom Lee has framed the move as a long-term flexibility play rather than an immediate dilution event, a widening group of investors says the structure,
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Crypto phishing losses plunged in 2025, but experts warn the threat has only changed shape rather than disappeared. Reports show a sharp fall in money stolen by wallet-draining scams, even as attackers tested new tricks tied to recent protocol changes. Related Reading: Bitcoin Dominance Grows As Altcoins Post Another Losing Year: Analyst Scam Sniffer Data Shows Drop According to Scam Sniffer’s 2025 analysis, wallet drainer phishing losses fell to about $83.85 million — an 83% decline from roughly $494 million in 2024. The number of affected wallets dropped to around 106,000, a fall of about 68% year-on-year. These figures come from the security platform’s annual study and were picked up by major crypto outlets. Attackers Shift, Not Stop Only 11 incidents topped $1 mi...