
Strategy will keep buying Bitcoin – but only if it keeps raising money to pay investors
STRC emerges as key player as Strategy navigates $64 billion issuance and Bitcoin acquisition goals.

STRC emerges as key player as Strategy navigates $64 billion issuance and Bitcoin acquisition goals.

Markets prioritized cash flow over safe-haven narratives as weekly shocks continue to drop.

Bitcoin remains resilient with ETF inflows while gold falters amid high interest rates and strong dollar.

A cross-market reset is underway, with rising sovereign yields tightening conditions and forcing a repricing of risk.

The agencies drew bright lines on tokens, staking, airdrops, mining, and wrapped assets, then warned they can revise it.

Stagflation: The word of the year for 2026 and why Bitcoiners need to know what it means

Even after the SEC and CFTC delivered a more crypto-friendly framework, investors kept focusing on the one thing these agencies can't provide: lasting legal certainty.

After the Fed held rates steady this week, markets abruptly swung from expecting cuts to entertaining hikes later in 2026, a shift that could weigh on Bitcoin and other risk trades.

One of the most basic rhythms of the stock market could be up for debate as the SEC weighs whether companies should still have to report every three months.

Bitcoin may be more exposed now because a hidden Fed liquidity buffer that once softened stress is nearly gone.

Hayden Adams walked, others didn’t, and the backlash exposed how shaky crypto’s “official representatives” really are.

Gold and Bitcoin are no longer rivals — and the split could catch investors off guard.