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Peter Schiff slams Saylor’s Bitcoin bet: ‘$10K over market price’

Michael Saylor's company, MicroStrategy, purchased an additional 1,142 Bitcoin for $90 million in February 2026, at an average price of $78,815 per coin, raising its total holdings to 714,644 BTC. This move occurred amid a significant market downturn, with Bitcoin's price falling to around $69,000. Saylor views the price drop as a long-term buying opportunity. However, prominent Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff strongly criticized the purchase, noting the company paid nearly $10,000 above the market price, increasing its average cost and overall risk. He warned that MicroStrategy's heavy reliance on Bitcoin is risky and could lead to bankruptcy. Despite a short-term stock price increase, the company's shares have fallen over 260% in six months, highlighting the ongoing tension between long-term institutional strategy and short-term market pressures.

ambcrypto02/10 16:02

Peter Schiff slams Saylor’s Bitcoin bet: ‘$10K over market price’

ambcrypto02/10 16:02

Strategy shrugs off Q4 loss: ‘Bitcoin must hit $8K to force a sale’

Strategy CEO Phong Le dismissed concerns over the firm's $17.4 billion Q4 2025 GAAP loss, stating it does not reflect a true cash loss. He emphasized that the company would only face issues if Bitcoin fell to $8,000 and remained there for an extended period. Le also highlighted a $2.52 billion cash reserve to support operations and dividend payments, countering criticism about leverage and fraud allegations from Bitcoin skeptic Peter Schiff. Despite Bitcoin's decline from $126K to $87K in Q4, treasury firms—including Strategy, which holds 713.5K of the total 813K BTC among peers—did not sell during the downturn. A recent rebound in BTC price led to a 26% surge in MSTR stock, illustrating its amplified exposure to Bitcoin.

ambcrypto02/07 11:02

Strategy shrugs off Q4 loss: ‘Bitcoin must hit $8K to force a sale’

ambcrypto02/07 11:02

Saylor’s Strategy reports $17.4B loss in Q4 2025 after MSTR’s 80% fall

Michael Saylor's firm, MicroStrategy, reported a massive $17.4 billion operating loss in Q4 2025, primarily as an unrealized loss on its substantial Bitcoin holdings. The company holds 713,502 BTC, purchased at an average price of $76,000, which have declined in value amid a broader crypto market downturn. This caused the value of its stash to drop by $8 billion to $46.2 billion. Consequently, the company's stock, MSTR, plummeted 80% in value from its 2025 peak, falling back to its 2024 price range of $100-$180. This decline has reportedly resulted in significant paper losses for several U.S. pension funds that invested in the stock.

ambcrypto02/06 10:24

Saylor’s Strategy reports $17.4B loss in Q4 2025 after MSTR’s 80% fall

ambcrypto02/06 10:24

Coinbase Stock Slides 4.3% as Nevada Gaming Regulator Targets Unlicensed Sports Betting Contracts

Coinbase shares declined 4.3% as Nevada gaming regulators filed a civil complaint against the company, alleging its prediction market products constitute unlicensed sports betting. The state seeks to halt these markets, arguing they fall under Nevada's gambling laws rather than federal derivatives regulation. Coinbase, which partners with CFTC-regulated Kalshi, maintains the products are legal derivatives. The action adds to regulatory pressures on Coinbase, which has seen an 11-session stock decline amid legal uncertainties and a recent data breach. The company is challenging similar state-level actions in other jurisdictions, claiming exclusive CFTC oversight.

bitcoinist02/05 09:10

Coinbase Stock Slides 4.3% as Nevada Gaming Regulator Targets Unlicensed Sports Betting Contracts

bitcoinist02/05 09:10

Schiff vs. Saylor heats up again: Is Strategy’s Bitcoin bet finally cracking?

The long-running debate between gold advocate Peter Schiff and Bitcoin supporter Michael Saylor has reignited as Bitcoin struggles to gain momentum. Schiff criticized Saylor's company, MicroStrategy, for its massive $54 billion Bitcoin investment, which is sitting on an unrealized loss of about 3% with BTC trading near its average purchase price of $76,000. He dismissed Bitcoin as a risky and unproductive asset, predicting greater losses ahead. However, the community defended Saylor, arguing that judging the investment cycle mid-drawdown is misleading and that current market pressures reflect broader economic conditions rather than a flaw in Bitcoin. Despite recent setbacks, including a $900 million unrealized loss and declining stock price, MicroStrategy remains the world's largest corporate Bitcoin holder with over 713,500 BTC. The debate underscores the polarized views on Bitcoin's role as a long-term inflation hedge versus a speculative risk.

ambcrypto02/05 00:02

Schiff vs. Saylor heats up again: Is Strategy’s Bitcoin bet finally cracking?

ambcrypto02/05 00:02

$357 Billion Evaporated! Microsoft Plummets: Is the Death Knell for the AI Bubble Officially Sounding?

Microsoft's stock plummeted 7% in a single day, erasing $357 billion in market value, despite reporting strong quarterly results with a 23% profit increase and record revenue of $81.3 billion. The decline was driven by concerns over slowing Azure growth (38% vs. previous 39%) and rising capital expenditures. High hardware prices, especially for HBM memory, squeezed cloud margins, dropping profitability to around 67%. Heavy reliance on OpenAI—45% of future cloud contracts—and competition from low-cost open-source AI alternatives added to investor anxiety. While Microsoft benefits from paper gains on its OpenAI stake, markets are questioning the sustainability of its capital-intensive AI model and its ability to monetize next-gen services like Copilot effectively.

比推01/30 00:23

$357 Billion Evaporated! Microsoft Plummets: Is the Death Knell for the AI Bubble Officially Sounding?

比推01/30 00:23

Japan’s Metaplanet Plans $137M Capital Raise to Increase Bitcoin Reserves

Metaplanet, a Japan-based company, plans to raise approximately $137 million (21 billion yen) through a new stock and warrant offering to purchase additional bitcoin. The funds will support its long-term strategy of holding bitcoin as a core treasury asset. The company currently holds 35,102 BTC, valued at over $3.08 billion, and aims to reach 100,000 BTC by the end of 2026. Despite recent stock declines and $679 million in impairment losses from bitcoin volatility, Metaplanet remains committed to its aggressive accumulation strategy, often referred to as Asia’s MicroStrategy.

TheNewsCrypto01/29 15:25

Japan’s Metaplanet Plans $137M Capital Raise to Increase Bitcoin Reserves

TheNewsCrypto01/29 15:25

Kalshi's Pre-IPO Stock Price Soars, Is It Still Time to Buy?

Kalshi, a leading US-regulated prediction market platform, has seen its pre-IPO stock price surge by 21.7% in the past 30 days, significantly outperforming major cryptocurrencies like BTC and ETH. The prediction market sector is experiencing explosive growth, with total trading volume exceeding $50 billion in 2025. Kalshi reported a record $23.8 billion in annual trading volume for 2025, a 12x year-over-year increase, and is projected to reach a monthly trading volume of $9.1 billion in January 2026. The platform's rapid growth has attracted significant capital, including a $1 billion funding round led by Paradigm, valuing the company at $11 billion. Pre-IPO share prices for Kalshi vary across platforms, ranging from $307 on Nasdaq Private Market to $450 on crypto-native marketplaces. The article analyzes whether investing in Kalshi's pre-IPO shares remains a viable opportunity given its meteoric rise and market dominance.

marsbit01/29 08:57

Kalshi's Pre-IPO Stock Price Soars, Is It Still Time to Buy?

marsbit01/29 08:57

From $5 Billion Market Cap to the Brink of Delisting: Canan, the 'Blockchain Stock', Can No Longer Sell Its 'Shovels'?

JiaNan Technology, once hailed as the "first blockchain stock," faces potential delisting from Nasdaq after receiving a notice on January 14, 2026, due to its stock trading below $1 for 30 consecutive days. The company has 180 days to regain compliance, possibly through a reverse stock split. This marks the second such warning in a year. As a major Bitcoin mining machine manufacturer, JiaNan’s market position has weakened amid intense competition, with its share dropping to 10-15% as MicroBT gained traction. From 2021 to 2024, its net profit plummeted from over $300 million to a loss of nearly $250 million, driven by inventory devaluation, high R&D costs, and shrinking demand. Despite an early move into AI chips—launching its first model in 2018—JiaNan struggled to compete with giants like NVIDIA, generating only $900,000 in AI revenue in 2024. The company shut down its non-core AI division in mid-2025 after failing to find a buyer. While JiaNan secured a large mining equipment order and $72 million in funding in late 2025, the broader market shift from cryptocurrency to AI investment continues to challenge its business model. The company’s story reflects wider struggles in the crypto hardware sector, where stagnant growth and fierce competition have led to declining valuations.

marsbit01/28 03:41

From $5 Billion Market Cap to the Brink of Delisting: Canan, the 'Blockchain Stock', Can No Longer Sell Its 'Shovels'?

marsbit01/28 03:41

From 'World's First Stock' to Delisting Warning: How Canaan Technology Fell into a Value Dilemma

Canaan Inc., once hailed as the "world's first blockchain IPO," has received a delisting warning from Nasdaq due to its stock trading below $1 for 30 consecutive business days. The company has until July 13, 2026, to regain compliance, potentially through a reverse stock split. This marks the second such warning in less than a year. While a previous warning in May 2025 was resolved thanks to rising Bitcoin prices, recent crypto market weakness has driven Canaan’s stock down nearly 30%. As a major Bitcoin mining machine manufacturer, Canaan has faced intense competition, falling to third place in market share behind Bitmain and MicroBT. Its financials have deteriorated significantly, turning from a $300M+ net profit in 2021 to a $250M loss in 2024. Factors include inventory write-downs, high R&D costs, and shrinking demand. The company also attempted to pivot to AI chips, launching several products over six years. However, with only $900,000 in AI-related revenue in 2024 and high operating costs, it discontinued non-core AI operations in mid-2025 to refocus on crypto mining hardware and the North American market. Despite recent challenges, Canaan secured a major 4.5 MV order and raised $72 million in financing in late 2025, indicating some investor confidence remains. Nevertheless, the company must find a new growth narrative to escape its current valuation困境.

比推01/27 15:35

From 'World's First Stock' to Delisting Warning: How Canaan Technology Fell into a Value Dilemma