Bitcoin's oldest fight just came back, and this time the battle lines say more about who controls the network than what they're actually fighting about.
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Berkshire Hathaway meets Bitcoin maximalism, and it just closed a $40 million Series A. Orange Juice raised $40M to launch a permanent capital holding company that buys boring businesses and holds Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset
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Prediction markets were supposed to reveal truth through crowd wisdom, but Stanford researchers just proved Polymarket's five-minute Bitcoin contracts did the opposite: they manufactured price manipulation at industrial scale.
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The feds just moved a quarter-billion in seized crypto, and the interesting part isn't what they did—it's what they didn't do. The US government transferred $288-297M in seized Bitcoin and Ethereum to Coinbase Prime, its institutional custodian, not to an exchange for sale
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A nation that couldn't legally own Bitcoin in its treasury just rewrote the rulebook to make crypto as legitimate as gold bars and fighter jets.
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The same macro data that kept Bitcoin under $63,000 last week just sent it back above $65,000, proving yet again that crypto doesn't trade on fundamentals, it trades on Fed expectations.
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The infrastructure crypto was built to disintermediate just posted a $49 billion quarter, and it's not even their best year.
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The pickaxes are getting repurposed faster than anyone expected. CleanSpark signed a 20-year, $6.6 billion data center infrastructure lease with an unnamed "high-investment-grade global technology company" at its Sandersville, Georgia campus
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The most aggressive corporate bitcoin buyer in history just spent three weeks selling stock to pile cash instead of buying the dip. Strategy raised $467 million through common stock sales, pushing its cash reserve to $3 billion while holding its 843,775 BTC position flat for three consecutive weeks
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The same administration that promised a Bitcoin reserve just moved a quarter-billion in seized crypto to an exchange known for institutional custody and liquidation. The US government transferred $297 million in seized Bitcoin and Ethereum to Coinbase Prime in two separate transactions on Monday
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A country that banned crypto two years ago just hit $430 million in annual transaction volume and now wants to wire stablecoins into the national payment rails. Bolivia is considering integrating USDT into its national payments system as dollar liquidity tightens domestically
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The company that turned corporate treasury strategy into a Bitcoin religion just chose dollars over more devotion. Strategy sold $467 million in MSTR stock, boosting cash reserves to $3 billion while keeping its 843,775 BTC holdings flat for two weeks straight
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When your regulator sits down with the scholar who just declared your whole industry haram, you're either building a bridge or watching one burn. Pakistan's virtual-assets regulator met with an Islamic scholar who backed a ruling declaring crypto payments impermissible under Shariah law
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Eight weeks of steady bleeding just stopped, and the question isn't whether institutions are back—it's whether they're early or late. BlackRock's IBIT led a $292M single-day inflow, ending an 8-week outflow streak across Bitcoin ETFs
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The fight isn't about spam anymore. It's about whether Bitcoin's governance can survive a consensus war over a problem that's already fading.
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The Bitcoin treasury playbook just got its first high-profile defector, and the market rewarded the pivot. Empery Digital sold roughly half its Bitcoin holdings to fund an AI data center project and tackle debt, with shares rising on the news.
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When Charles Schwab, Fidelity, and Citadel build a crypto exchange together, then take Japanese banking money, you're watching the blueprint for how TradFi absorbs crypto—not disrupts it.
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The first state to try tokenizing public debt just blinked, and the 3-2 vote margin tells you everything about where the real fight is. New Hampshire's Executive Council rejected a $100 million Bitcoin-backed municipal bond 3-2, killing what would have been the world's first such issuance
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The corporate Bitcoin treasury playbook just got its first real stress test, and the answer wasn't "hodl forever." Nasdaq-listed Empery Digital sold 1,400 BTC for roughly $87 million since May, cutting its holdings by 48% to fund debt repayment, legal costs, and an AI data center acquisition.
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Japan's Bitcoin treasury poster child just pivoted from hoarding to lending, and a separate firm is already writing $6.2M checks against BTC collateral.
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