Latest from James Van Straten
CoreWeave Shares Drop 9% on Weak Outlook and Data Center Delays, Core Scientific Fallout
CoreWeave share price falls below $100 for the first time since September after Q4 warning and lingering pressure from the failed Core Scientific deal.

Bitdeer Fell 20% on Wider-Than-Estimated Net Loss, ASIC Chip Delay
The bitcoin miner and equipment maker beat revenue estimates but posted a deeper-than-expected loss and announced an ASIC delay amid uncertain AI rollout.

CleanSpark Shares Drop 5% After Upsizing $1.15B Convertible Note For Expansion
The bitcoin miner expands financing to accelerate power and data center growth, joining a record surge in convertible debt issuance across bitcoin and AI firms.

Strategy Adds $50M in Bitcoin as Bottom Signs for the Stock Emerge
Michael Saylor and team purchased 487 bitcoin over the past few days, bringing company holdings to 641,692 coins.

Rumble Shares Soar on Tether Partnerships, Planned Northern Data Acquisition
Rumble unveiled three major deals with Tether and Northern Data, expanding its AI infrastructure, ad business and cloud capacity.

Crypto Equities Move Higher Pre-Market, But There’s a Twist
Bitcoin leads gains above $106,000, yet a CME gap hints at potential short-term volatility.

Is This the Indicator That Bitcoin Treasury Companies Have Hit a Bottom?
Jim Chanos closed his 11-month short on Strategy as multiple to net asset value compressed sharply.

Bitcoin Whales vs Everyone Else, and the Whales Are Winning
Large bitcoin holders continue to offload as smaller investors accumulate, creating a stark divide in market behavior.

JPMorgan Clients Lifted Spot Bitcoin ETF Holdings in Q3
The bank disclosed ownership of nearly 5.3 million shares of IBIT as of September 30, up 64% from the previous quarter.

Strategy Adds Europe to Capital Raising Efforts, Securing $715M in Newest Preferred Offering
Dubbed "stream," STRE is the company's latest preferred series as Michael Saylor and team begin raising funds overseas for more bitcoin purchases.

