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Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for December 3 The central theme of today’s session is once again, the only subject of concern for Markets (and for the right reasons): next week’s FOMC Meeting – 5 more sessions to go! The 85%+ pricing for a 25 bps cut had been subject to volatility, but this morning’s ADP miss largely anchors it at elevated levels. With ISM Services producing a beat (52.6 vs. 52.2 exp), but Prices Paid regressing, almost nothing stands in the way of a Fed cut, with tariff-led inflationary pressures remaining contained. This helped cryptocurrencies to stay around the highs reached yesterday amid their ongoing rebound, but most impor…
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Today's equity flows are largely prolonging what happened ahead of the FOMC: The Dow Jones extends its lead and recently broke all-time Highs, while the Tech Sectors and Nasdaq are struggling. Breaking News: Dow Jones (DJIA) breaks its record to 48,500 For those who missed the morning labor update, Jobless Claims regained their path higher at 236K vs 220K expected, catching up after the past week's low release (due to seasonal adjustments from Thanksgiving) – Forging the path to more rate cuts in 2026 After its strong outperformance throughout 2025 (currently at + ~22%), the Tech-heavy Nasdaq is getting dragged lower as peak-AI fears and elevated valuations leads to a …
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Listen, I don’t care if you’re 22 or 62—if you’re not thinking about diversifying into gold right now, you’re not playing the retirement game to win. And guess what? Smart doesn’t matter if you’ve lost all your money. Let’s break a gold ira down. Macro Reality Check: The Dollar Is a Liar We’ve printed so much money it’s a joke. Literally. Go on eBay right now—you can buy a $100 trillion Zimbabwe bill for five bucks. Why? Because paper is only worth what people believe it’s worth. Belief changes. Reality doesn’t. Now let’s talk about Gold. It’s been valuable since people were fighting with spears. Pharaohs wanted it. Spanish explorers died for it. Central banks hoard it…
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One improperly stored 1-kilo silver bar can lose hundreds in resale value from tarnish alone. Unlike gold, silver is highly reactive and vulnerable to humidity, sulfur, and temperature shifts. Once tarnished, the damage is permanent: buyers discount heavily, and liquidity suffers. The good news, however, is that preventing this is simple. With the right storage, handling, and environmental controls, investors can keep their silver in investment-grade condition. This guide explains why silver demands unique care, giving you the exact steps to preserve the value, appearance, and marketability of your 1-kilo bars. What Is a 1-Kilo Silver Bar A 1-kilo silver bar is a global …
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One improperly stored 1-kilo silver bar can lose hundreds in resale value from tarnish alone. Unlike gold, silver is highly reactive and vulnerable to humidity, sulfur, and temperature shifts. Once tarnished, the damage is permanent: buyers discount heavily, and liquidity suffers. The good news, however, is that preventing this is simple. With the right storage, handling, and environmental controls, investors can keep their silver in investment-grade condition. This guide explains why silver demands unique care, giving you the exact steps to preserve the value, appearance, and marketability of your 1-kilo bars. What Is a 1-Kilo Silver Bar A 1-kilo silver bar is a global …
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The decentralized cloud storage pioneer Storj crypto has officially agreed to be acquired by Inveniam Capital Partners, the global leader in decentralized AI and private market data infrastructure, a move that could reshape the landscape for Web3 cloud services and decentralized data management. Announced on October 22, the acquisition marks a pivotal step for both companies, combining Storj’s distributed storage and compute network with Inveniam’s expertise in AI-driven data orchestration for private markets. Together, the firms aim to create a unified foundation for scalable, decentralized cloud and data systems powering next-generation enterprise applications. W…
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European markets steady amid French political shake-up On Tuesday, European stocks showed resilience as optimism from a series of major mergers and acquisitions helped offset concerns about political instability in France, following the resignation of Prime Minister Francois Bayrou after a no-confidence vote. STOXX 600 edges up, resources lead gains By 07:07 GMT, the pan-European STOXX 600 index had inched up 0.1 percent to 552.69 points. The strongest performance came from the basic resources sector, which advanced 1.3 percent. France awaits new prime minister France's CAC 40 index rose 0.2 percent at the open. Long-term French bonds remained steady as markets waited f…
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Between 19 May 2025 and 25 May 2025, Strategy made another bulk purchase of 4020 Bitcoins at a cost of nearly $427 million. This latest acquisition brings the company’s total Bitcoin holdings to an impressive 580,250 BTC, making Strategy one of the largest corporate holders of Bitcoin globally. 24h7d30d1yAll time To finance this transaction, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) sold a mix of common and preferred stock, including 847,000 shares of common stock (MSTR), 678,000 shares of STRK preferred stock, and 104,423 shares of STRF preferred stock. A few hours before Strategy’s power move, Chairman Michael Saylor posted a portfolio tracker with the caption, “Orange is m…
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Two of the most aggressive corporate Bitcoin buyers, Strategy and Metaplanet, have ramped up their holdings once again, taking their combined stash to nearly 3.1 percent of the total Bitcoin supply. As public companies continue treating Bitcoin as a strategic asset, the supply picture is quietly shifting in real time. Strategy Adds Another $51M in BTC Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, announced it bought an additional 430 BTC earlier this week for about $51.4 million. That works out to roughly $119,666 per coin. This purchase brings its total holdings to a staggering 629,376 BTC. That’s nearly 3 percent of all Bitcoin in circulation. The company has spent o…
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The Bitcoin whale activity July 2025 is heating up. Michael Saylor’s Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, resumed its BTC ▼-4.19% buying habit, dropping nearly half a billion dollars for 4,225 fresh coins. With 601,550 BTC locked in at a $71K average, Saylor now presides over $73 billion in digital gold, cementing his role as Bitcoin’s corporate overlord. Here is other whale activity to look out for: Bitcoin Whale Activity July 2025: A Corporate Treasury Strategy Built Around BTC This is no short-term trade for Saylor and company. Strategy’s Bitcoin purchases are part of a longer play that has come to define its corporate identity as much as its core analytics business. …
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While Bitcoin is currently trading steadily above $91,000, fully recovering from the correction observed at the end of last week, Strategy is braced for a bear market. Fong Le, the CEO of Strategy, recently stated that the company has raised $1.44 billion in reserves to demonstrate its ability to provide funding during a market downturn and significant corrections in BTC. This move is also intended to alleviate any concerns from investors and the community regarding the future of the company. This step is undoubtedly aimed at strengthening trust in the company during a challenging period for the crypto market. Ensuring a substantial amount of reserves allows the comp…
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Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, has expressed strong opposition to a proposal by the Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI) to exclude digital asset treasury companies (DATs) from its indexes. Calls For Fair Treatment Of Digital Asset Companies In a recent letter signed by Michael Saylor and the firm’s CEO Phong Le, Strategy highlighted its support for MSCI’s efforts to establish consistent eligibility criteria across its indices. However, the company criticized the proposed threshold for excluding firms with more than 50% digital assets on their balance sheets, calling it “misguided.” The company argued that this measure could have negative implicatio…
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What to Know: Strategy’s reduced 2025 $BTC yield targets and its $1.44B cash reserve underscore the volatility of pure corporate Bitcoin exposure. Capital is rotating away from single-stock Bitcoin proxies and toward direct Bitcoin ecosystem plays, especially Layer-2 infrastructure with fee and activity capture. Bitcoin Hyper integrates Bitcoin’s security with SVM throughput to deliver sub-second smart contracts and low-fee DeFi, gaming, and payments. As Bitcoin Layer-2 competition heats up, networks offering strong tooling, low latency, and aligned economic incentives may outperform passive $BTC treasury strategies. Strategy’s move to slash its 2025 profit and $BTC y…
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Strategy just made another huge Bitcoin move. According to a July 21 SEC filing, the company spent $739.8 million to buy 6,220 BTC, paying an average of $118,940 per coin. That brings its total holdings to 607,770 BTC. The average buy-in across all purchases sits at $71,756, putting the company up nearly $28 billion on paper with Bitcoin trading near $120,000. Stock Sales Cover the Bill To pull it off, Strategy sold 1.64 million shares of its own stock, raising around $736.4 million. It also raised an additional $3.9 million by selling off smaller positions. Altogether, the fresh cash was funneled directly into Bitcoin. At current supply rates, this single purchase consu…
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Michael Saylor’s enterprise software company, Strategy (previously MicroStrategy), has made headlines once again with a substantial Bitcoin (BTC) acquisition, pushing its total holdings beyond 600,000 coins. The company purchased an impressive $2.46 billion worth of Bitcoin over the past week, marking its third-largest purchase by dollar amount since it began acquiring the digital asset five years ago. Bitcoin Acquisition At Record Prices Between July 28 and August 3, Strategy added 21,021 Bitcoin to its holdings, bringing its total to 628,791 tokens. At current market prices, the firm’s portfolio is valued at over $71 billion. Saylor has adeptly transformed his comp…
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Strategy, the largest Bitcoin (BTC) treasury company formerly known as MicroStrategy, has reinforced its vision to accumulate Bitcoin by acquiring nearly $450 million worth of the market’s leading cryptocurrency. This move comes as the firm’s co-founder, Michael Saylor, remains optimistic about the digital asset’s long-term potential, even in the face of recent price corrections that have seen Bitcoin dip over 10% below its all-time highs. Strategy Continues Bitcoin Buying Spree In a recent update shared on X (formerly Twitter), Saylor revealed that Strategy acquired 6,048 Bitcoin for a total price of $449.3 million between August 26 and September 1, 2025. This lates…
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Strategy (previously MicroStrategy) just raised another monstrous $2.52 billion through its “Stretch” IPO to stack another 21,021 BTC. That’s now a total of 628,791 BTC sitting on its corporate books. The STRC preferred shares start trading on Nasdaq today, and it’s the biggest U.S. IPO of 2025. Monthly 9% diidents, BTC ▼-0.73% accumulation, and Michael Saylor is still going max leverage. This might just redefine how corporate treasury is done. BitcoinPriceMarket CapBTC$2.35T24h7d30d1yAll time Strategy Monster Play and BTC is the Endgame Let’s not sugarcoat this, Strategy just pulled a monster move. The “Stretch” IPO was originally pegged for $500 million but exploded …
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Bitcoin has been exploring new all-time highs (ATHs) recently, but Strategy still seems to be in accumulation mode as it has announced another large purchase. Strategy Has Bought 4,225 Bitcoin In Latest Acquisition As announced by Strategy Chairman Michael Saylor in an X post, the company has made a fresh Bitcoin acquisition, continuing its chain of 2025 buys. With the latest purchase, the firm has added 4,225 BTC to its holdings. According to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing, the buy occurred between July 7th and July 13th, and involved an average BTC cost basis of $111,827. This means the 4,225 tokens were acquired for about $472.5 million. In …
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Strategy (previously MicroStrategy), the Bitcoin (BTC) proxy firm led by Michael Saylor, has made headlines again with its latest acquisition of the market’s leading cryptocurrency. In a Monday filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the company revealed that it purchased an additional 705 BTC between May 26 and June 1, bringing its total holdings to 580,955 coins. Strategy Continues Bitcoin Buying Spree This recent acquisition was made at an aggregate cost of $75.1 million, translating to approximately $106,495 per Bitcoin. Overall, Strategy’s Bitcoin investments now amount to around $40.68 billion, averaging about $70,023 for each token. Followi…
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Strategy (MSTR) — recognized as the world’s largest Bitcoin (BTC) treasury company — has made headlines with the successful closing of its initial public offering (IPO) of 28,011,111 shares of variable rate series A perpetual stretch preferred stock. Priced at $90 per share, this offering stands out as the largest US IPO of 2025 and one of the most significant crypto-related offerings in recent years, to which STRC is projected to commence trading on the Nasdaq Global Select Market around July 30, 2025. Strategy Set To Boost Bitcoin Holdings According to the official announcement issued on Tuesday, the IPO generated gross proceeds of approximately $2.521 billion, with …
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Strategy Hits Pause on Bitcoin Buys While Cash Still Goes Out Last week, Strategy drew attention not for scooping up more Bitcoin, but for stepping back and taking a breather. Despite that pause, the company still pushed ahead with $140 million in dividend payments. That’s unusual, given how consistent its buying streak has been over time. The decision seems to be part of a deliberate and well-timed approach to managing its large Bitcoin treasury. No New Bitcoin Added Since Late July This marks the first time since the end of July that Strategy decided not to add to its Bitcoin holdings. Internally, the company framed it as a temporary pause rather than any shift in dire…
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Strategy, previously known as MicroStrategy, has expanded its already massive Bitcoin holdings. According to a recent SEC filing, the company acquired an additional 4,048 bitcoins for $449 million. That takes its total to 636,505 BTC, each bought at an average price of $73,765. At today’s prices, that pile is now worth more than $69 billion. It also means Strategy controls a little over three percent of the entire Bitcoin supply. STRC Dividend Climbs to 10 Percent Alongside the Bitcoin update, Strategy also increased the dividend for its STRC preferred stock. The annual rate now sits at 10 percent. STRC is part of a group of preferred shares that Strategy has issued to a…
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Strategy (previously MicroStrategy), the world’s largest corporate holder of Bitcoin (BTC), announced on Monday that it had acquired an additional 6,220 BTC during the week spanning July 14 to July 20. This latest purchase brings the company’s total Bitcoin holdings to an impressive 607,770 tokens, acquired at an aggregate cost of approximately $43.61 billion, averaging $71,756 per Bitcoin. Strategy Stock Slumps Despite GENIUS Act Approval This announcement coincided with a breakthrough in the regulatory landscape for cryptocurrencies, as the GENIUS Act successfully cleared the House and received final approval from President Donald Trump on Friday. The new stablecoi…
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What to Know: Strategy’s willingness to keep Bitcoin sales ‘on the table’ reflects a broader shift toward tactical, actively managed $BTC exposure without abandoning long-term conviction. As Bitcoin’s base layer remains constrained by low throughput and high, cyclical fees, traders increasingly look to Layer 2 infrastructure as leveraged expressions of $BTC upside. Bitcoin Hyper targets Bitcoin’s speed and programmability gap with an SVM-powered Layer 2 that aims for Solana-level performance while settling to Bitcoin. When you see a long-term Bitcoin accumulator suddenly flashing ‘green dots’ instead of just quietly stacking sats, you aren’t just watching a trade, you…
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Stream Finance has been thrown into crisis after revealing that an external fund manager lost around $93 million of the platform’s assets. The news sent shockwaves through its ecosystem, triggering a rapid sell‑off and causing its stablecoin, XUSD, to plunge by nearly 77 percent. The collapse has left users stranded with frozen accounts and a trail of unanswered questions about how such a massive loss occurred. The Domino Effect Behind the Collapse According to Stream Finance, the missing funds originated from assets managed externally across various yield farming and investment strategies. Once the loss came to light, the protocol immediately froze deposits and withdraw…
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