Category: crypto
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Michael Saylor says 2026 Bitcoin sale not unlikely
Strategy executive chairman Michael Saylor mentioned in a Coin Stories podcast interview that it is possible the company may sell some Bitcoin before the end of the year, despite his previous stance against selling. Saylor believes that a mixed capital management approach is necessary for success, aiming to maximize Bitcoin per share by 2033.
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Bitcoin ETF outflows hit $1.26B Santiment buy signal
US spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced $1.26 billion in outflows over six trading sessions from May 15 to May 22. Santiment sees this as a buying opportunity, as ETF flows reflect retail sentiment rather than institutional positioning. The outflow streak could indicate a chance for contrarian accumulation in the market.
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Grayscale names 4 Clarity Act altcoin winners
Grayscale named Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, and Canton Network as top winners of the Clarity Act in a research note on May 22. These four chains are expected to attract institutional capital once the act is passed, leading in tokenized asset value, stablecoin supply, and DeFi total value locked. Other beneficiaries include Avalanche, Base, Arbitrum,…
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CLARITY Act will end crypto regulatory ambiguity says Senator Lummis
Senator Cynthia Lummis introduced the CLARITY Act to provide clear regulations for digital assets in the United States, aiming to define the legal status of tokens and ensure agency oversight. The bill has bipartisan support and aims to prevent American firms from moving overseas due to regulatory uncertainty.
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Bitcoin credit play SATA surges as ASST stock joins capital markets
Strive’s Bitcoin-linked preferred stock SATA is becoming important in the credit market, while its common equity ASST is gaining traction in public markets. This is changing how institutions finance large Bitcoin treasuries through yield-bearing securities rather than spot purchases. Michael Saylor highlights SATA and ASST as key in Bitcoin capital markets.
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Bitfire stablecoin push grows despite HK$245M loss
Bitfire, a Hong Kong crypto firm, reported a significant half-year loss of HK$245 million, largely due to a decline in the value of its held crypto assets. Despite this, the company is accelerating its stablecoin ambitions in response to strong demand from institutional clients. Bitfire aims to integrate compliant Hong Kong stablecoins into its systems…
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Zcash upgrade trio targets 300% speed boost in NU7
The Zcash Foundation is working on three upgrades to improve speed by 300%, with ZEC gaining 73% in a month. NU7 introduces Zcash Shielded Assets and a Network Sustainability Mechanism, Project Tachyon scales shielded transaction throughput, and FROST v3 brings threshold signatures with cheater detection. The upgrades aim to address quantum threats and improve network…
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MARA security tops $4.3M as wrench attacks surge
MARA spent $4.3 million on CEO security in 2025, including $430,000 for vehicle armor. Physical attacks on crypto holders increased by 75%, with $41 million in losses. MARA’s security spending is in line with industry standards, with Coinbase spending $7.6 million on CEO security. The industry faces growing threats from physical attacks targeting crypto executives.
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Cardano governance dispute puts IOG lab at risk
Cardano governance is facing a crisis as an 81% stake majority opposes a 32.9 million ADA research funding proposal. Founder Charles Hoskinson called the vote crucial for Cardano’s identity as a science-based blockchain. The proposal is to fund Input Output Global’s research lab, with some demanding competitive bids. The vote runs until June 8.
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Harbor capital targets Anthropic, OpenAI and xAI in ‘Lab’ funds
Harbor Capital plans to launch Lab ETFs focused on specific AI labs like Anthropic, DeepMind, Meta, OpenAI, and xAI SpaceXAI. The funds aim to invest in companies that benefit from these labs’ ecosystems. This move comes as Gulf investors invest heavily in AI labs. The ETFs could impact AI and crypto markets.