Latest from James Van Straten
Bitcoin Retail Investor Selling Signals Coming Pullback, but There Might be a Catch
Dubbed "smart money" of late, retail bitcoiners are starting to sell, but exchange balances are falling, suggesting plenty of buyers.
Futures Open Interest on CME Surpasses 215K Bitcoin for the First Time as BTC Eyes $100K
Bitcoin has added $30,000 since Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election and closing in on a $2 trillion market cap.
Bitcoin ETF Options Introduction Marks Milestone, Despite Position Limits
BlackRock’s IBIT was the first U.S. spot bitcoin ETF to launch with options tied to it. The rest of the pack comes later Wednesday.
MicroStrategy Upsizes Debt Offering to $2.6B; Breaks Into Top 100 U.S. Public Companies by Market Cap
The company's stock is now up over 500% year-to-date, approaching a $100 billion market cap.
MARA Holdings Upsizes Convertible Notes Offering by $150M Amid Overwhelming Investor Demand
The second-biggest publicly traded bitcoin holding company is looking to increase its token stash and pay off existing debt.
Semler Scientific Added 215 Bitcoin to Holdings, Bringing Stack to 1,273 BTC
The medical equipment company which recently adopted a bitcoin treasury strategy now owns $114 million worth of the crypto.
MARA to Offer $700M Convertible Senior Note, Shares Fall 5%
MARA holdings announce a $700 million convertible senior note due 2030, plans to acquire more bitcoin.
Bitcoin's Correlation to U.S. Equities and Ether Weakens: Van Straten
The total cryptocurrency market hits a new all-time high of $3.025 trillion as bitcoin consolidates around $92,000.
From Real Estate and Stocks: Former Premier League Player's New-Found Love of Bitcoin
Soccer player George Boyd made over 100 Premier League appearances and has now joined crypto ETF issuer Jacobi Asset Management as an ambassador.
Bitcoin ETFs Witness Third Highest Outflow Since Launch, the Other Two Times Foreshadowed Price Bottoms
Bitcoin's price has now corrected approximately 6% since the all-time high break on Nov. 13.
