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Michael Saylor's Strategy sold 1,638 Bitcoin in its second-largest sale of the year to fund dividend payments and repurchase its preferred STRC stock.
Crypto
Michael Saylor's Strategy has sold another portion of its massive Bitcoin treasury, offloading 1,637 BTC worth approximately $102.3 million last week.
XRP is showing early signs of stability after a shaky stretch, according to one crypto analyst's Monday morning update, even as fresh news about Ripple's business moves failed to shake the price much either way.
Following a significant security incident involving Coldcard hardware wallets, Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) has advised crypto holders to consider spreading their assets across multiple wallets.
Michael Coates, the newly appointed chief information security officer at the Solana Foundation, has raised alarms about how artificial intelligence is transforming cryptocurrency-related fraud into something far more convincing and harder to detect.
The company trimmed bitcoin holdings by 1,638 coins, while raising $290.6 million with sales of common stock.
The Zcash price is trading at a pivotal technical level after pulling back from its recent highs, testing a long-term ascending trendline near $480. While the broader uptrend remains intact, it would be interesting to watch whether buyers can defend this support as bullish momentum weakens.
Strategy's total holdings account for around 4% of the 21 million bitcoin supply cap — worth roughly $53 billion.
Strategy has completed its third bitcoin sale of 2026, raising its U.S. dollar reserve to $4 billion while maintaining one of the largest bitcoin treasuries in the world with 842,138 BTC.
Strategy's Bitcoin sale highlights the volatility and risk in corporate crypto investments, impacting market perceptions and investor confidence. Strategy sells 1,637 Bitcoin, reducing holdings to 842,138 BTC.
Strategy's Bitcoin sale highlights its flexible financial strategy, potentially boosting STRC stock while maintaining significant BTC reserves. Strategy sells 1,637 Bitcoin to fund dividends, buyback of STRC stock.
The sale may signal a shift in corporate cryptocurrency strategies, potentially influencing market perceptions and future investment trends. Strategy sells 1,638 Bitcoin for $105 million to fund dividends and share buybacks.
The crypto trading platform, ranked fifth on CoinGecko, stopped accepting new registrations on Sunday and plans to shut down all remaining positions by Dec. 31.
As the global digital asset market navigates a critical phase of structural consolidation early in August 2026, price action is heavily dictated by macroeconomic realities and on-chain liquidity flows, powered by the latest market intelligence from Coinidol.com.
KAITO's correction intensified as Spot inflows, bearish order flow, and weakening technical indicators aligned with sellers.
XRP price traded near $1.07 on Monday after falling 1.05% within 24 hours. The token remains near the critical $1.05–$1.07 support zone as traders monitor the CLARITY Act.
Binance will delist ACX, HFT, PIVX, PYR, VANRY, and VIC on August 17, 2026. Binance based its decision on its evaluation of the exchange's listing requirements.
Donald Trump-linked American Bitcoin Corp. (Nasdaq: ABTC), a Bitcoin accumulation and mining firm co-founded by Eric Trump, declared its monetary outcomes for Q2 2026. The company has been churning out record Bitcoin production during the period and building up its Bitcoin treasury.
Ripple has tapped two UK-based companies to expand its capital markets infrastructure. The company announced Monday that it made strategic investments in ZILO and Licuido.
Bitcoin dropped below $63,000 and revisited $62,200 on Monday, leaving BTC more than 4% lower weekly as weekend relief quickly faded during trading. Ether fell below $1,850 and XRP tested $1.05 support, while most major altcoins declined and total crypto capitalization lost about $40 billion daily.
