Company expands crypto strategy with plans to buy more Bitcoin and up to $1 billion in Cronos tokens Trump Media and Technology Group (DJT) has reported a $54.8 million loss in the third quarter of 2025, even as its Bitcoin holdings surged to $1.3 billion. The company, which operates the Truth Social platform, continues to expand its cryptocurrency strategy, signaling long-term confidence in digital assets despite ongoing financial headwinds. Bitcoin Holdings Rise as Losses MountTrump Media disclosed that it held 11,542 Bitcoin (BTC) valued at around $1.3 billion as of September 30, 2025. The company began acquiring Bitcoin in late…
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Institutional sentiment shifts as Kynikos Associates unwinds its bearish bet on MicroStrategy amid valuation normalization The prolonged bear market for Bitcoin treasury stocks may be nearing its conclusion. A notable shift in institutional positioning occurred after James Chanos’ Kynikos Associates closed its short position against MicroStrategy (MSTR) — the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin. The move signals that the decline in Bitcoin treasury valuations may have run its course, sparking optimism among investors tracking the digital asset sector. Institutional Shift Signals Market BottomChanos revealed on Sunday that his firm unwound its short position on MicroStrategy and its long position on…
Crypto markets stabilize as BTC holds above $106,000 and ETH trades steady over $3,600, signaling renewed investor confidence. Bitcoin and Ethereum Price Update Bitcoin (BTC) maintained its bullish stance this week, trading above $106,000, as market momentum stabilized following recent volatility. Ethereum (ETH) also showed resilience, hovering near $3,605, with technical charts indicating strong buyer presence around the $3,500–$3,600 support zone. The broader digital asset market displayed a cautious yet positive tone as traders positioned for potential breakouts ahead of mid-November data releases. According to trading volume metrics, BTC’s daily volume surged 31% compared to the previous week, suggesting renewed…
Analysts say veteran Bitcoin holders are cashing out to leverage ETF advantages and explore broader blockchain investments A new wave of long-term Bitcoin investors, often called “OGs,” is liquidating large portions of their holdings to take advantage of the tax benefits offered by Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and to diversify their exposure beyond Bitcoin, according to market experts. Dr. Martin Hiesboeck, head of research at Uphold, explained that many early adopters are strategically realigning their portfolios. “There are several reasons why OG crypto holders are selling,” he said. “Number one is to buy them back in the form of ETFs,…
Whales and long-term investors are cashing out, echoing early 2000s market behavior The ongoing crypto market sell-off is showing striking similarities to the post-2000 dot-com crash, according to analyst Jordi Visser, who compared the current wave of selling to the early internet era’s drawn-out consolidation phase. Visser noted that much like the dot-com bubble, where technology stocks fell as much as 80% before spending over a decade in recovery, large investors in Bitcoin (BTC) and altcoins are now offloading holdings, preventing prices from reaching a euphoric blow-off top. “Many stocks were trading below their IPO prices during that time,” Visser…
Record-low fees highlight slowdown in activity and raise questions about Ethereum’s long-term revenue model Transaction costs on the Ethereum mainnet have fallen to their lowest levels in years, with average gas prices dropping to just 0.067 Gwei over the weekend. The sharp decline comes amid a broader cooldown in the crypto market following October’s historic crash. At current rates, executing an onchain swap costs roughly $0.11, while NFT sales carry an average fee of $0.19. Bridging assets to another blockchain costs just $0.04, and borrowing from decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms costs under $0.10, according to Etherscan data. Ethereum gas fees…
Relief rally possible as political breakthrough reduces uncertainty for Bitcoin and risk assets The U.S. Senate has reportedly reached a breakthrough on a three-part budget deal to end the ongoing government shutdown, a move analysts say could offer a near-term boost to Bitcoin (BTC) and the broader crypto market. According to a Politico report, the pending legislation to fund government operations has gathered enough bipartisan support to surpass the crucial 60-vote threshold, with an official vote expected within days. The agreement follows Senate Majority Leader John Thune’s fifteenth attempt to win cross-party backing for a House-approved bill — potentially bringing…
Stimulus proposal seen as short-term boost for Bitcoin and digital assets, despite legal uncertainty Financial markets responded swiftly after U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans to distribute a $2,000 “tariff dividend” to most Americans, funded by revenue from ongoing import tariffs. The proposal, unveiled Sunday on Truth Social, aims to channel tariff proceeds directly to households, excluding high-income earners. “I want every working American to benefit from our success,” Trump said, calling the measure a “dividend of at least $2,000 per person.” The plan, however, faces a significant hurdle: the U.S. Supreme Court is reviewing whether such a distribution can…
Bitcoin holds firm near key support, setting stage for potential bullish reversal Bitcoin (BTC) has shown renewed strength this week, climbing above the critical $104,000 level after a period of sharp volatility. The world’s leading cryptocurrency is now testing an important technical zone that could determine whether it regains upward momentum heading into mid-November. According to the latest market structure, BTC has found strong demand within the $100,000–$102,000 support range, where buyers stepped in to defend price from deeper losses. A clear Break of Structure (BOS) is visible on the daily chart, hinting that bearish pressure may be easing after…
Solana finds strong demand zone after recent correction Solana (SOL) has stabilized above a key support level around $150, signaling that the recent sell-off might be losing momentum. After falling sharply from the $190 region, the token is showing early signs of a technical rebound, supported by renewed buying pressure on higher timeframes. According to market structure data, SOL has defended a high-volume demand zone visible between $145 and $160, where prior accumulation phases occurred earlier in the year. Market also highlights a Change of Character (CHoCH), a pattern often marking a shift from bearish to bullish sentiment. Bullish reversal…