# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Investment

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Strategy buys $1.25B in Bitcoin, but MSTR stock lags – Why?

MicroStrategy, under Michael Saylor, began 2026 with a massive $1.25 billion Bitcoin purchase, acquiring 13,627 BTC at an average price of $91,519. The acquisition was funded through the sale of company stock, bringing its total holdings to 687,410 BTC with an overall cost basis of $75,355. Despite this aggressive accumulation reinforcing its "Bitcoin Standard" strategy, the company's stock (MSTR) has significantly lagged. While Bitcoin held above $92,000, MSTR stock had retraced 60% from its July 2025 peak, though it showed a slight short-term rebound. The move was followed by a cryptic "Big Orange" post from Saylor, cementing the firm's dominant position in the corporate Bitcoin landscape.

ambcrypto01/13 12:06

Strategy buys $1.25B in Bitcoin, but MSTR stock lags – Why?

ambcrypto01/13 12:06

Coin Stock Barometer丨Strategy Invested $1.25 Billion Last Week to Add 13,627 BTC, Total Holdings Unrealized Profit Exceeds $10.55 Billion; Bitmine Holdings Increase to 4.168 Million ETH, Unrealized Loss of $3.225 Billion (January 13)

Crypto Market Weekly Roundup: Strategy Invests $1.25B in Bitcoin, BitMine Expands ETH Holdings Last week saw traditional equities and precious metals rally, while crypto-linked stocks remained subdued with only a few like BKKT and RIOT posting gains. Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) invested $1.25 billion to acquire 13,627 BTC, bringing its total holdings to 687,410 BTC. With an average cost of $75,353, its unrealized profit now exceeds $10.55 billion. Institutional analysis suggests digital assets are transitioning from speculative instruments to financial infrastructure in 2026, driven by clearer stablecoin regulations and real-world asset (RWA) tokenization. South Korea lifted its nine-year ban on corporate crypto investments, now allowing listed firms to allocate up to 5% of net assets to top cryptocurrencies. On the Ethereum front, BitMine increased its ETH holdings by 24,266 tokens, bringing its total to 4.167 million ETH. However, its position shows an unrealized loss of $3.225 billion with an average cost of $3,862. The company's chairman urged shareholders to approve a proposal to authorize more shares to prevent a slowdown in its ETH accumulation strategy. Other notable moves include Bit Digital holding over 155,000 ETH, ALT5 Sigma maintaining its WLFI token treasury, Bakkt acquiring stablecoin infrastructure firm DTR, and AIxCrypto planning a $10 million strategic investment in Faraday Future.

marsbit01/13 10:57

Coin Stock Barometer丨Strategy Invested $1.25 Billion Last Week to Add 13,627 BTC, Total Holdings Unrealized Profit Exceeds $10.55 Billion; Bitmine Holdings Increase to 4.168 Million ETH, Unrealized Loss of $3.225 Billion (January 13)

marsbit01/13 10:57

Strategy Drops $1.25 Billion On Bitcoin Above $91,000

Strategy, a prominent Bitcoin treasury company, has made its largest single purchase since July of last year, acquiring 13,627 BTC for approximately $1.25 billion. This significant investment, announced by co-founder Michael Saylor, was executed at an average price of $91,519 per Bitcoin. The purchase, funded through stock offerings, brings the company's total holdings to 687,410 BTC. The firm's total investment now stands at $51.80 billion, which has appreciated to a value of $63.28 billion, representing an unrealized profit of over 22%. Saylor also shared a comparison of top-performing assets since 2020, noting that Nvidia, MicroStrategy, and Bitcoin have been the leaders in annualized returns. Despite a strong start to the year, Bitcoin's price has recently stabilized around $91,400.

bitcoinist01/13 09:02

Strategy Drops $1.25 Billion On Bitcoin Above $91,000

bitcoinist01/13 09:02

South Korea’s crypto market is changing, but here’s why not everyone is happy!

South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) is set to lift a 2017 ban that prevented companies and institutional investors from trading cryptocurrencies. New guidelines, expected by February, will allow around 3,500 entities to invest in crypto for financial purposes. Corporations will be limited to investing up to 5% of their equity annually, restricted to the top 20 cryptocurrencies by market cap. While this aims to boost liquidity and stability, critics argue the strict cap may disadvantage Korean firms compared to more flexible markets like the U.S. and Japan. The status of dollar-pegged stablecoins remains under discussion.

ambcrypto01/13 05:01

South Korea’s crypto market is changing, but here’s why not everyone is happy!

ambcrypto01/13 05:01

Honored as the Best Web3 Venture Capital Institution of the Year at the 12th "Hong Kong Stocks 100 Strong Awards, HTX Ventures Deeply Empowers Hong Kong's New Web3 Financial Ecosystem

HTX Ventures, the global investment arm of Huobi HTX, was honored as the "Annual Best Web3 Venture Capital Institution" at the 12th "Hong Kong Stocks 100" Awards Ceremony held during the 2025 Hong Kong Wealth Management Summit. At the event, HTX Ventures’ representative Alec highlighted key investment focuses in the convergence of global wealth management and Web3, including yield-generating real-world assets (RWA), AI-driven automated asset management, and compliant stablecoins and payment gateways. He emphasized the importance of architectural flexibility, sustainable competitiveness, and ecosystem integration in supporting early-stage projects. Additionally, HTX DAO Ambassador Molly discussed the role of blockchain in RWA ecosystems, stressing its value in enabling transparency, automated settlement, and trust through smart contracts rather than mere tokenization. The award recognizes HTX Ventures' strategic investments in Web3 infrastructure and innovative applications, with a portfolio of over 300 projects and partnerships with top global blockchain funds. The firm continues to support Hong Kong’s development as a global Web3 hub by facilitating cross-industry collaboration and compliance-focused growth.

marsbit01/13 02:26

Honored as the Best Web3 Venture Capital Institution of the Year at the 12th "Hong Kong Stocks 100 Strong Awards, HTX Ventures Deeply Empowers Hong Kong's New Web3 Financial Ecosystem

marsbit01/13 02:26

Honored as the Annual Best Web3 Venture Capital Institution at the 12th "Hong Kong Stocks 100 Strong" Awards, HTX Ventures Deeply Empowers Hong Kong's New Web3 Financial Ecosystem

HTX Ventures, the global investment arm of Huobi HTX, was honored as the "Annual Best Web3 Venture Capital Institution" at the 12th "Hong Kong Stocks 100 Strong" Awards during the Hong Kong Wealth Management Summit on January 9, 2025. Alec, Head of HTX Ventures, participated in a roundtable discussion highlighting key investment trends, including yield-generating real-world assets (RWA) such as tokenized private equity and credit, AI-driven automated asset management compliant with SFC frameworks, and compliant stablecoins and payment gateways for cross-border trade. He emphasized the importance of architectural flexibility, sustainable competitiveness, and ecosystem integration in Web3 investments. Molly, Ambassador of HTX DAO, discussed the role of blockchain in RWA ecosystems, emphasizing its value in enabling transparent verification, automated settlements, and trust through smart contracts rather than mere asset tokenization. The award recognizes HTX Ventures' strategic focus on foundational Web3 infrastructure and real-world application integration. With over 11 years of experience and investments in more than 300 projects, HTX Ventures continues to support global blockchain innovation through funding, resources, and partnerships with leading funds and ecosystems.

marsbit01/13 02:19

Honored as the Annual Best Web3 Venture Capital Institution at the 12th "Hong Kong Stocks 100 Strong" Awards, HTX Ventures Deeply Empowers Hong Kong's New Web3 Financial Ecosystem

marsbit01/13 02:19

After 160 Trillion Won Outflow, 3,500 Listed Companies Enter the Market

South Korea has officially ended its seven-year ban on institutional cryptocurrency investment, marking a significant regulatory shift. Starting January 12, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) now allows listed companies and professional investors—approximately 3,500 entities—to allocate up to 5% of their equity into the top 20 cryptocurrencies by market cap. This move addresses a long-standing contradiction: while South Korea has one of the world's most active retail crypto markets, institutions were previously barred from participation. The policy change is a pragmatic response to massive capital outflows, with over 160 trillion won (roughly $1.1 trillion) moved to overseas crypto exchanges by 2025. This exodus stifled local platforms and created regulatory blind spots. The reform is part of a broader strategy to integrate crypto into the formal financial system, including plans for spot crypto ETFs. The focus has shifted from blocking institutional access to creating a regulated, compliant pathway for participation. Cryptocurrencies are now being recognized as a manageable and legitimate asset class within Korea’s financial framework.

marsbit01/13 01:32

After 160 Trillion Won Outflow, 3,500 Listed Companies Enter the Market

marsbit01/13 01:32

South Korea Opens To Corporate Crypto Investment, But Sets 5% Cap

South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) is set to overturn a nine-year ban by allowing corporations and professional investors to invest in cryptocurrencies. The new guidelines, expected to be finalized by February, impose a 5% cap on corporate investments relative to equity capital and restrict investments to the top 20 cryptocurrencies by market cap. While stablecoins like USDT and USDC are currently in the top 20, their eligibility is still under discussion. The move follows the country's earlier announcement in February 2025 to permit institutional participation. Some industry insiders have raised concerns that the investment cap may hinder capital inflow and limit the growth of crypto-focused firms. Additionally, South Korea is planning to introduce spot crypto ETFs this year and is developing a regulatory framework for stablecoins, though disagreements between the FSC and the Bank of Korea over ownership requirements for issuers have caused delays.

bitcoinist01/12 19:32

South Korea Opens To Corporate Crypto Investment, But Sets 5% Cap

bitcoinist01/12 19:32

$15 Billion in Ammunition: What Is a16z Secretly Planning?

a16z (Andreessen Horowitz) has raised a record $15 billion in new funding, with a significant focus on cryptocurrency and AI as key future technologies. The funds are allocated across six main areas: American Dynamism, App, Bio + Health, Infrastructure, Growth, and Other Venture Strategies. The App, Infrastructure, and Growth funds are expected to drive most crypto investments, targeting application-layer projects, protocol-layer infrastructure, and mature platforms like exchanges. In 2025, a16z made 31 investments in crypto, emphasizing prediction markets (e.g., Kalshi), wallet services, privacy blockchains, stablecoins, and AI-crypto integrations. Looking ahead to 2026, a16z highlighted 17 key areas of interest, including privacy enhancements, prediction markets, stablecoin innovation, AI agents, decentralized communication, and tokenization of real-world assets. The firm aims to support groundbreaking solutions in these domains, leveraging its capital to advance the crypto ecosystem.

比推01/12 17:31

$15 Billion in Ammunition: What Is a16z Secretly Planning?

比推01/12 17:31

Bitcoin is one of the ‘best-performing assets of this decade’ – Saylor

Michael Saylor, CEO of MicroStrategy (MSTR), asserts that the company's pivot to Bitcoin as its primary treasury asset in August 2020 has fundamentally reshaped its performance, making it one of the "best-performing assets of this decade." Since adopting this "Bitcoin Standard," MSTR has achieved gains of 1,173% with 60% annualized returns, outperforming nearly all traditional assets and even Bitcoin itself, which rose 674% in the same period. Saylor categorizes the top performers as "Digital Intelligence" (Nvidia), "Digital Credit" (MSTR), and "Digital Capital" (BTC). While critics like Peter Schiff warn of a potential future downturn, Saylor's strategy, now adopted by over 170 companies, is portrayed as a validated corporate survival model that withstood a significant stress test in late 2025.

ambcrypto01/12 17:02

Bitcoin is one of the ‘best-performing assets of this decade’ – Saylor

ambcrypto01/12 17:02

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