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Bought Bitcoin at $117,000, Sold at $62,000 in Tears: This Company’s Faith Only Lasted a Year

Wall Street's once-hot trend of corporate "Bitcoin hoarding" has hit a painful reality check. Empery Digital, formerly an electric motorcycle company, pivoted to Bitcoin in July 2025, accumulating over 4,000 BTC at an average cost of approximately $117,600 each. As Bitcoin's price plummeted, the company faced massive paper losses exceeding its total market value by early 2026, triggering internal conflict with a major shareholder demanding a sale. In a stark reversal from its earlier refusal to sell, Empery Digital recently sold 1,400 BTC at an average price of $62,000, locking in a significant loss of roughly $77 million on just those coins. The proceeds were used to pay down $10 million in debt, prepare for legal fees related to shareholder lawsuits, and, most notably, fund a new strategic shift: a $65 million investment for a 25% stake in an AI data center facility. This move completes a cycle of chasing market trends—from electric vehicles to Bitcoin treasury and now to AI infrastructure. Empery's case exposes the leveraged nature of the corporate "treasury model," where buying Bitcoin with borrowed money works only while prices rise. Once the asset fell below its cost basis, the company was forced to sell at a loss to service debt and pivot to the next opportunity. The company's remaining assets are 1,514 BTC and its ambitions in AI, demonstrating that its stated "long-term belief" in Bitcoin had a clear price tag: a 50% discount.

marsbit07/21 01:25

Bought Bitcoin at $117,000, Sold at $62,000 in Tears: This Company’s Faith Only Lasted a Year

marsbit07/21 01:25

‘Let’s finish the job’ – Senator Cynthia Lummis pushes CLARITY Act despite delay

The CLARITY Act, a key cryptocurrency market structure bill, missed its July 4 signing deadline. With Congress shifting focus to campaigning, the new target is August 7 before the summer recess. Senator Cynthia Lummis urged action, calling the act "this generation’s contribution" to American innovation. Proponents argue the bill would eliminate regulatory ambiguity, spur new products, and attract capital. Market sentiment remains cautiously optimistic, though prediction markets show approval odds dropping to 48%. Support comes from entities like the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives, while the Major County Sheriffs of America shifted to a neutral stance. However, political hurdles remain, notably from former President Donald Trump's stance on prioritizing other legislation. The bill's fate is uncertain as lawmakers work to reconcile differences between committee versions ahead of the tight legislative window.

ambcrypto07/06 10:01

‘Let’s finish the job’ – Senator Cynthia Lummis pushes CLARITY Act despite delay

ambcrypto07/06 10:01

Will this Senator’s crypto bill force Trump out of the memecoin business?

In a July press release, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand addressed ethical concerns regarding former President Donald Trump's cryptocurrency involvement. Trump's 2025 financial disclosure, filed with the Office of Government Ethics, revealed he earned over $1.4 billion from crypto ventures. The primary source was $636 million from CIC Digital LLC, which licenses the official TRUMP memecoin. In response, Senator Gillibrand is pushing legislation to prohibit elected officials, including the President, Vice President, Congress members, and their spouses, from issuing, promoting, or sponsoring digital assets while in office. The proposal aims to prevent self-dealing and restore public trust. Gillibrand argues that such a ban is a commonsense, bipartisan measure necessary to strengthen consumer protections and stop officials from profiting from their office.

ambcrypto07/05 01:37

Will this Senator’s crypto bill force Trump out of the memecoin business?

ambcrypto07/05 01:37

TRON Stablecoin Volume Hits $1.96T As USDT Settlement Demand Surges

TRON processed $1.96 trillion in stablecoin transactions in Q1 2026, driven by demand for low-fee TRC-20 USDT settlements. This high volume underscores USDT's key role as a real-world crypto utility. However, the report highlights major caveats: TRON still faces criticism over centralization and has limited DeFi activity beyond stablecoins. For traders, this data point is a signal of shifting risk appetite and capital flows within the crypto market, but it should not be taken as a standalone guarantee of trend. The story's importance will depend on whether subsequent data confirms it as a durable theme or a short-term fluctuation.

bitcoinist07/01 18:36

TRON Stablecoin Volume Hits $1.96T As USDT Settlement Demand Surges

bitcoinist07/01 18:36

$3M Exploit Hits Polymarket: Users to Receive Full Refunds After Third-Party Breach

Polymarket will fully reimburse users affected by a front-end exploit that stole approximately $3 million in crypto assets. The company stated the incident was not a flaw in its core protocol but a supply chain attack. A compromised third-party vendor injected a malicious script into the platform's front-end for a limited number of users, allowing the attacker to drain funds from about 15 wallets while they interacted with the site. The stolen assets, primarily Polymarket's pUSD stablecoin, were bridged to Ethereum and converted to roughly 1,893 ETH. This marks the second security incident for Polymarket in under two months, following a separate $700,000 loss. The event highlights growing risks associated with third-party dependencies in the crypto industry.

TheNewsCrypto06/26 07:12

$3M Exploit Hits Polymarket: Users to Receive Full Refunds After Third-Party Breach

TheNewsCrypto06/26 07:12

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