Michael Saylor’s firm is still buying big, adding $980 million worth of Bitcoin—slightly more than last week’s BTC haul.
The world’s largest corporate holder of bitcoin, Strategy, said Monday it added more bitcoin, following a not-so-subtle hint from founder
Dogecoin price holds firm at the $0.13 support level, with a developing double-bottom pattern suggesting downside exhaustion and the potential
Aave (AAVE) rose 1.6% over the weekend.
The company is likely sitting on about $3 billion in unrealized losses on its holdings of nearly 4 million ether
Juventus Football Club shares surged after stablecoin issuer Tether made, and was rebuffed on, a €1.1 billion takeover bid, while
BlackRock’s BTC transfer has reinforced institutional confidence in Bitcoin, driving renewed interest in stable, passive-income strategies such as the ETCMining.
Bitcoin and Ethereum options worth billions expire Dec. 20, with max pain clusters and BTC put skew setting the stage
Ripple said it’s testing its U.S. dollar stablecoin on Optimism, Base, Ink and Unichain with more blockchains to be added
The decentralized investment firm is using tokens and DAOs to give local communities direct control over energy and infrastructure projects
Bitcoin usage still skews toward long-term storage, as seen in how much BTC sits unmoved, says Terahash co-founder Hunter Rogers.
Bitcoin is trading at $89,698 on Dec. 15, 2025, at 8:30 a.m., giving the network a market cap of $1.79
