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Strategy Bought the Largest Batch of Bitcoin Since July

MicroStrategy, the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, has made its most significant purchase since July 2025, acquiring 10,624 BTC for $962.7 million at an average price of $90,615 per Bitcoin. As of December 7th, the company holds 660,624 BTC, representing 3% of the total Bitcoin supply, acquired for a total of $43.35 billion at an average price of $74,696 per BTC. The company’s business model, pioneered by founder Michael Saylor, involves purchasing cryptocurrency using funds raised through debt and equity offerings. This has inspired other firms, known as Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs). However, 2025 has been challenging for the DAT sector. According to Bloomberg, the median stock of U.S. and Canadian public DAT companies is down 43%, and 70% of these stocks are expected to finish the year lower than they started, with most companies being unprofitable. Despite the industry's difficulties, other firms are also accumulating crypto. BitMine, the largest corporate holder of Ethereum, purchased 138,452 ETH in the first week of December, bringing its total holdings to 3,864,951 ETH ($12.1 billion), which is 3.2% of its market capitalization. The company plans to increase its reserve to 5% of the Ethereum supply. Additionally, MicroStrategy announced the creation of a $1.4 billion dollar reserve to cover investor obligations, ensuring it would not be forced to sell its Bitcoin holdings.

RBK-crypto12/08 16:46

Strategy Bought the Largest Batch of Bitcoin Since July

RBK-crypto12/08 16:46

Bitget Daily Morning Report: Michael Saylor Is Pitching a Bitcoin-Backed Banking System to Governments

Bitget Daily Brief: Key developments in the crypto and macro landscape. MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor is reportedly promoting a Bitcoin-backed banking system to governments. The company has also purchased an additional 10,624 BTC for approximately $963 million and plans to hold Bitcoin long-term until at least 2065. In regulatory news, a U.S. crypto bill faces tense negotiations, while the CFTC has launched a digital asset pilot program allowing BTC, ETH, and USDC as collateral. Major U.S. bank CEOs are set to meet with senators to discuss crypto legislation. Market data shows $201M in liquidations over 24 hours, with significant long leverage near the $90,000 BTC price level suggesting potential volatility. U.S. equity indices saw minor declines, though MicroStrategy (MSTR) stock rose. Other updates include Tether (USDT) receiving a key regulatory license in Abu Dhabi, BlackRock filing for a staking Ethereum Trust ETF, and the SEC closing its investigation into Ondo Finance without action. A disclaimer notes this AI-generated report is for informational purposes only and not investment advice.

深潮12/09 05:18

Bitget Daily Morning Report: Michael Saylor Is Pitching a Bitcoin-Backed Banking System to Governments

深潮12/09 05:18

Shares of a Major Bitcoin Holder Plummeted 20% on the First Day of Trading

The shares of Twenty One (ticker XXI), the third-largest corporate holder of bitcoin, plummeted 20% on their first day of trading on the NYSE on December 9th. The company went public via a merger with a SPAC, Cantor Equity Partners, raising approximately $850 million. Founded with backing from Tether, Bitfinex, and SoftBank, Twenty One acquired $4 billion worth of bitcoin from industry pioneer Adam Back in exchange for its shares. Despite bitcoin's price rising over 2% on the same day, XXI's stock began trading at $10.74, a 25% drop from Cantor's pre-merger closing price. The company holds 43,500 BTC (over $4 billion), with an average purchase price of $87,280 per bitcoin. CEO Jack Mallers, founder of Strike, emphasized that the company's goal extends beyond just holding bitcoin; it aims to develop revenue-generating products in brokerage services and lending. He differentiated Twenty One from Michael Saylor's MicroStrategy, stating the company plans to be a hybrid between MicroStrategy and Coinbase. A key differentiator is its commitment to transparent, real-time proof of reserves for its bitcoin holdings.

RBK-crypto2 days ago 16:17

Shares of a Major Bitcoin Holder Plummeted 20% on the First Day of Trading

RBK-crypto2 days ago 16:17

Prediction Markets Bet Bitcoin (BTC) Unlikely to Break $100,000 Before Year-End

According to prediction markets, Bitcoin (BTC) is unlikely to surpass the $100,000 mark before the end of the year. Data from platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi shows the probability of BTC reaching this milestone by January 1st is only around 30-34%. This bearish sentiment follows a significant weakening of bullish momentum since Bitcoin's price crash on October 10th. Several factors are suppressing short-term price recovery, including growing macroeconomic uncertainty and a notable slowdown in Bitcoin purchases by large corporate buyers, such as MicroStrategy. Data from Capriole Investments indicates that the daily rate of corporate BTC acquisitions has been consistently declining, suggesting institutional investors may be experiencing fatigue. Technically, BTC is currently facing resistance around the $ $94,000 level. Analysts note that the price is consolidating within an ascending triangle pattern. A breakout above $ $94,589 could potentially push the price toward the $ $98,000 to $ $100,000 liquidity zone, though this is seen as a challenging hurdle in the short term.

cointelegraph_中文16h ago

Prediction Markets Bet Bitcoin (BTC) Unlikely to Break $100,000 Before Year-End