Capital B reports $78M H1 loss driven by Bitcoin impairment charge

Capital B, recognized as Europe’s second-largest Bitcoin treasury, reported a $78 million loss in the first half of 2026. This financial setback was primarily driven by a substantial $75 million Bitcoin impairment charge. Despite the loss, the company managed to raise an additional $30 million in capital and subsequently increased its overall Bitcoin holdings by 11% during the same period.

MSCI finalizes index rules that put Strategy, crypto treasury firms at risk of exclusion

Bitcoin’s Volatility Has Fallen Within S&P 500 Ranks, Study Shows

A new study conducted by Grayscale research highlights a significant development in Bitcoin's market behavior. The findings indicate that Bitcoin's realized volatility has now fallen within the range typically observed among a selection of stocks listed in the S&P 500. This suggests an increasing stability for the digital asset, potentially placing its short-term price movements in a similar league to established traditional equities.

Boom or Bust, Bitcoin Wins the AI Trade, Bitwise CIO Says

US Hoovers up Bitcoin While the World Runs on Its Digital Dollars: Report

A report from Chainalysis indicates that the United States is actively accumulating Bitcoin, demonstrating a strong tendency towards "HODLing." This trend is highlighted against a backdrop where, globally, digital versions of the U.S. dollar are becoming more prevalent. The article, published by Bitcoin Magazine and authored by Mathew Di Salvo, underscores the significant Bitcoin holdings within the U.S. based on the research findings.

Latin America’s MSTR: How OranjeBTC is Running the Saylor Playbook in Brazil | Gui Gomes

The article from Bitcoin Magazine introduces OranjeBTC, a company in Latin America, specifically Brazil, that is adopting a Bitcoin strategy inspired by Michael Saylor's MicroStrategy playbook. OranjeBTC CEO Gui Gomes emphasizes Bitcoin's strength as collateral, detailing the mechanics of BTC-backed loans. The piece further explores the state of Bitcoin adoption within Brazil and discusses the broader implications for Bitcoin's potential to achieve global reserve status.

Charles Edwards: Why Quantum Risk Could Be MASSIVE BTC Upside Catalyst

Charles Edwards identifies several significant catalysts poised to propel Bitcoin to new all-time highs. Among these, he highlights the potential impact of quantum risk as a massive upside driver for BTC. Other crucial factors include shifts in Federal Reserve policy, increasing government adoption of Bitcoin, and the continuous influx of institutional capital into Bitcoin ETFs.

Wellington-Altus’ James Thorne: Bitcoin “Supercycle” has Begun

James Thorne of Wellington-Altus posits that Bitcoin has entered a generational 'supercycle.' He attributes this shift to changing market structures, which, in his view, signify the conclusion of the traditional four-year Bitcoin market cycle. This perspective, detailed in an article on Bitcoin Magazine by Patrick Green, suggests a new phase for Bitcoin's market dynamics.

Russia’s Central Bank Authorizes Sberbank to Exchange Cryptocurrencies

Russia's Central Bank has officially authorized Sberbank to engage in cryptocurrency exchange activities. The major Russian bank is preparing to roll out its specific Bitcoin-related products and services in December. This development was reported by Bitcoin Magazine and written by Mathew Di Salvo.

Standard Chartered Debuts Bitcoin Trading For Wealthy UAE Clients 

Standard Chartered has introduced a new service enabling its wealthy clients in the UAE to trade Bitcoin directly through their bank accounts. This development marks a significant step for institutional adoption of Bitcoin, making it more accessible for affluent individuals within a traditional banking framework. The news was originally reported by Bitcoin Magazine and authored by Mathew Di Salvo.

The Undercurrent: Three European Artists on Making Money Visible

Ahead of the Bitcoin Amsterdam event, three European artists — ZETRA, RYR, and Cypherpunk Now — are reflecting on the fundamental cultural origins of Bitcoin. Their discussions revolve around the evolving definition and perception of money in contemporary society, and the ongoing trajectory of the Bitcoin movement as it navigates its own growing institutional acceptance and success. This piece was originally published in Bitcoin Magazine.

Strive buys $235 million in bitcoin as warrant exercises yield $369 million

Strive, an investment entity, recently made a significant acquisition of Bitcoin, purchasing 2,822 units for a total of $235 million. This substantial investment was financed through proceeds generated from traditional warrant exercises, which yielded gross proceeds amounting to $369.2 million. The move signifies a notable institutional allocation towards Bitcoin, leveraging traditional financial instruments to fund its digital asset strategy.

Blue Coin Capital CIO: MSTR’S BTC Buying Engine is About to IGNITE | Mike Treidl

Blue Coin Capital's CIO, Mike Treidl, highlights that Bitcoin treasury firms, specifically referencing MicroStrategy (MSTR), are poised for a significant increase in their Bitcoin acquisition. Treidl explains that these firms are adopting perpetual preferred equity as a financial strategy. This method serves to prevent defaults and, critically, creates a "second BTC-buying engine," indicating an impending acceleration in MSTR's Bitcoin accumulation efforts. This insight was published by Bitcoin Magazine.

Strategy’s preferred stock financing may cost it bitcoin, K33 argues

K33 Research posits that 'Strategy,' presumably MicroStrategy, could achieve greater long-term Bitcoin accumulation by prioritizing common stock issuance for financing rather than relying on preferred shares. The core argument suggests that this alternative financing approach could enable the company to acquire and hold more Bitcoin over an extended period.

Coinbase, which holds 5% of all bitcoin, wants the quantum fix started now

Coinbase, a major Bitcoin custodian, is advocating for immediate action within the Bitcoin community to prepare for the advent of quantum computing. Their recommendations include the implementation of flexible addresses and the development of a backup quantum-proof key to safeguard Bitcoin holdings against potential future quantum attacks. Furthermore, Coinbase suggests initiating a distinct discussion regarding the handling of lost Bitcoin.

Strive raising $500 million to buy additional bitcoin with new preferred share class

Strive is undertaking a significant capital raise, aiming to secure $500 million, primarily with the objective of purchasing additional bitcoin. To achieve this, the company is introducing a new preferred share class, designated as SATS. These SATS shares are structured to provide investors with a fixed dividend yield of 15% at par. It is noted that these new SATS shares will be junior in priority to Strive's existing SATA shares, which currently offer a variable dividend rate of 13%. This initiative highlights an institutional effort to expand bitcoin holdings through structured financial products.

Bitcoin Whale That Sat Through Every Crash Since 2020 Just Moved $377M

A notable Bitcoin whale, identified by a wallet that acquired 4,581 BTC in March 2020 when the total value was approximately $40 million, has reportedly moved its entire stash. This significant on-chain event occurred recently, at which point the value of the moved Bitcoin had appreciated to roughly $377 million. The article emphasizes that this specific whale wallet had maintained its holdings consistently through various market downturns since its initial acquisition in 2020, suggesting a previous long-term HODL strategy that has now culminated in this large-scale transfer.

Strive Buys $280 Million in Bitcoin, Its Largest Purchase in Months

Strive, a Nasdaq-listed asset manager, completed its largest Bitcoin acquisition in several months, purchasing $280 million worth of BTC. This significant institutional investment occurred during a turbulent period for the market, with the Bitcoin bought at an average price of approximately $84,500. This recent transaction has increased Strive's total Bitcoin holdings, bringing its cumulative stash to 32,773 BTC, highlighting continued accumulation by institutional players.

Strive reports $208M in warrant exercises as Bitcoin holdings jump 11%

Strive has significantly increased its Bitcoin treasury, reportedly executing $208 million in warrant exercises that led to an 11% jump in its BTC holdings. This move positions Strive as the fifth-largest publicly traded corporate holder of Bitcoin, now possessing a total of 32,773 BTC. The company continues to expand its digital asset reserves through strategic equity financing, solidifying its position among major institutional Bitcoin accumulators.

Strive Buys More Bitcoin, Crosses 30,000 BTC Mark 

Strive, a prominent bitcoin treasury company, has announced a significant increase in its Bitcoin holdings, now surpassing the 30,000 BTC mark. This substantial accumulation reinforces Strive's position as the fifth-largest bitcoin treasury company in the industry.

Strive buys 3,311 bitcoin for $280 million in largest acquisition since January

Strive, an institutional entity, recently completed a substantial acquisition of 3,311 Bitcoin, valued at $280 million. This significant purchase occurred between October 5th and October 9th, contributing to Strive's total Bitcoin holdings, which now stand at 32,773 BTC. This strategic move notably reduces the gap between Strive and other major institutional Bitcoin holders, such as Marathon Digital Holdings (MARA), signaling a growing institutional presence and accumulation within the Bitcoin ecosystem.

Metaplanet to issue $329M convertible bonds to pay debt, fund share buybacks

Bitcoin whale that sat through the March 2020 crash moves $378 million

A notable Bitcoin whale, who acquired their coins just days before the market crash in March 2020, has recently executed a significant on-chain transaction. This particular entity famously held onto their substantial Bitcoin holdings throughout the severe market downturn triggered by the Covid-19 pandemic. The recent movement involves a massive sum, approximately $378 million worth of Bitcoin. Such large-scale movements by long-term holders are often closely monitored by market participants for potential indicators of sentiment shifts among major investors or supply dynamics within the Bitcoin ecosystem.

Bitcoin whale moves $378 million in BTC after six years of dormancy: onchain data

A Bitcoin whale has executed a significant movement of 4,582 BTC, valued at approximately $378 million, from a wallet that had been dormant for several years. On-chain data indicates that this wallet originally received the 4,582 BTC in March 2020, when its total worth was considerably lower at around $40.8 million.