John Crawford

Michael Saylor’s Strategy, the world’s largest public Bitcoin holder, disclosed fresh BTC purchases for the week as the prices briefly dropped below $75,000. Strategy acquired 855 Bitcoin (BTC) for $75.3 million last week, according to a US Securities and Exchange Commission filing on Monday. The acquisitions were made at an average price of $87,974 per

South Korea’s financial watchdog has expanded the use of artificial intelligence to monitor digital asset markets, signaling a shift toward automated, data-driven enforcement as trading activity grows more complex.  On Monday, the country’s Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) said it has upgraded its Virtual Assets Intelligence System for Trading Analysis (VISTA), a model used to investigate

XRP (XRP) mirrored a 50% crash scenario from 2022 as it underwent its sharpest weekly selloff since October 2025. Key takeaways: XRP risks an extended downside if it breaks below $1.48 as whale selling persists. Holding $1.43–$1.48 keeps hopes alive for the bulls. New XRP buyers are in the red As of Monday, XRP was

Opinion by: Daniel Taylor, head of policy at Zumo We’re approaching five years since we first heard about the “global crypto hub UK,” and the United Kingdom has drawn its fair share of flak regarding its crypto strategy.  Amid a perpetually delayed regulatory framework, vanishing company approval rates and increasingly loud public criticism of overzealous

Binance kicked off its $1 billion SAFU conversion into Bitcoin with a $100 million purchase, shifting its user protection fund out of stablecoins and into BTC. Crypto exchange Binance bought its first 1,315 Bitcoin as part of its conversion plan for the Secure Asset Fund for Users (SAFU). The Bitcoin (BTC), worth $101 million, was

Corporate Ether treasury companies are facing significant paper losses on their holdings after the latest market correction pulled many underwater. BitMine Immersion Technologies, the largest corporate Ether (ETH) holder, is sitting on $6.95 billion in unrealized losses. Its Ether holdings were acquired at an average price of $3,883 per token, significantly higher than the current

Crypto investment products continued their sell-off last week as investor sentiment weakened, marking two consecutive weeks of outflows. Crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) saw $1.7 billion in outflows during the week, the European crypto investment company CoinShares reported on Monday. The outflows were slightly below $1.73 billion in the week prior, totaling $3.43 billion in the

Bitcoin (BTC) started the first week of February near 16-month lows, with traders expecting further downside. BTC price weakness compounds after a grim weekend, with BTC/USD reaching levels not seen since November 2024. RSI values form the main basis for expecting a market rebound. Macro shifts begin to materialize as analysis warns that Bitcoin could

The Senate Banking Committee delayed crypto market structure hearings until 2026 amid ongoing bipartisan negotiations. The US Senate Banking Committee has postponed markup hearings on crypto market structure legislation until 2026, despite earlier hopes for a hearing this week.  In a statement on Monday, a spokesperson for Senate Banking Committee chair Tim Scott confirmed that

Bitcoin came under renewed pressure on Sunday, briefly falling below the $88,000 level. At the same time, Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Bitcoin-focused company Strategy , hinted at another potential investment into the digital asset, signaling continued confidence despite recent market weakness. Saylor Hints at Expanding Bitcoin Exposure Bitcoin dropped to around $87,600 on Sunday