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Saylor shares Strategy Bitcoin chart showing 849,327 BTC after sell-off
Michael Saylor posted a chart of Strategy's 849,327 BTC holdings, valued at $64.4bn, days after the company disclosed an 811 BTC purchase and a $208m preferred-stock buyback.
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Bitcoin and ether ETFs lose $391m as one-day rebound fades
US Bitcoin and ether funds shed a combined $391m on Wednesday, erasing Tuesday's inflows and taking weekly outflows to about $341m, Bitcoin.com News reports.
Altcoins post outsized drawdowns as macro pressures bite
Ethereum, XRP and Solana fell harder than Bitcoin over 24 hours as inflation data and rate-hike expectations weighed on crypto markets.
Hyperliquid founder seeks US oversight of trading firms, not blockchain
Jeff Yan told Bloomberg that US regulators should supervise the firms running markets on Hyperliquid rather than the network itself, as Kraken's parent plans a regulated US derivatives venue.
CZ criticises Bank of America over $1.21bn AML penalty
Changpeng Zhao questioned why no Bank of America executives faced criminal charges after the bank was fined more than $1.21bn for anti-money laundering and sanctions violations.
Bitcoin ETFs post $151m weekly outflow as BTC slips below $82,000
US spot Bitcoin ETFs returned to net outflows this week, with about $262m withdrawn on Wednesday as Bitcoin fell below $82,000 after the US inflation report.
Sprecher turned a $1,000 platform into a $98bn exchange group
Jeffrey Sprecher bought a near-bankrupt power trading platform from Warren Buffett's MidAmerican Energy in 1997 for $1,000 plus debt, and built it into Intercontinental Exchange, owner of the New York