U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs recorded $450.33 million in outflows on Tuesday, their heaviest single-day exit since June, following the Senate's 49-50 vote rejecting the Clarity Act crypto legislation. Bitcoin declined 3.8% to $75,748 after the bill failed to reach the 60 votes needed to advance.
British Bitcoin treasury company Satsuma Technology has liquidated its entire 669 BTC holdings and returned £31.9 million to shareholders, less than a year after raising £168.9 million at the height of the 2025 BTC treasury boom. The company's stock has crashed 99% from its 2025 peak.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated that Bitcoin has bottomed for the current cycle and maintained his $400,000 price target by 2030. He also said the crypto industry will gain regulatory clarity regardless of the CLARITY Act vote outcome.
ProCap Financial, led by Anthony Pompliano, sold approximately 50 Bitcoin to repurchase more than 2% of its outstanding shares, which were trading at roughly 40% below the company's net asset value. The transaction represents a strategic move to capitalize on the discount between share price and underlying Bitcoin holdings.
Bitcoin rallied approximately 5% to break above $81,000 on September 3 after Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller signaled support for holding rates steady in September. The move triggered over $415 million in short liquidations and marked Bitcoin's highest level since May.
Strategy CEO Phong Le defended the company's decision to sell 6,948 BTC at around $60,000 this summer before resuming purchases at $80,318 per coin, calling both moves 'the right trade' to strengthen the balance sheet. The company has since acquired 4,603 BTC worth $370 million after a 10-week pause, bringing total holdings to 845,050 BTC.
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds attracted $3.8 billion in net inflows over three consecutive weeks ending September 5, marking the strongest inflow streak of 2026. The final week alone saw $986.9 million in inflows as Bitcoin traded around $80,000.
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh delivered his first Jackson Hole keynote, stating inflation is still too high and suggesting the central bank may need to raise interest rates in coming months. Markets reacted with volatility as Bitcoin fell below $80,000.
Bitcoin climbed above $75,000 in late August 2026, marking its highest level since June, as falling Treasury yields and expectations of favorable crypto regulation triggered massive short liquidations exceeding $1 billion. The rally was amplified by President Trump urging Congress to pass crypto legislation and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's expanded bond buyback program.
Bitcoin rallied approximately 12% over two days to break $77,000 for the first time since June, driven by White House and crypto industry efforts to pass the Clarity Act and renewed regulatory optimism. The surge triggered a record $2.7 billion in short liquidations and turned Strategy's Bitcoin holdings from a $13 billion loss to a $1.4 billion unrealized gain.
Bitcoin rallied to around $70,000 after the U.S. Treasury announced it would at least double its long-end bond buybacks to $4 billion per session starting September 9. The intervention caused the 30-year Treasury yield to fall 9 basis points and triggered $1.44 billion in short liquidations.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs absorbed $517.2 million in net inflows on Wednesday, the largest single-day haul since May, with BlackRock's IBIT contributing $143.6 million as institutional appetite returned amid the broader market rally.
Bitcoin rallied sharply from $64,000 to over $78,500 in late August 2026, driven by a US Treasury bond buyback program that pushed yields lower and triggered the largest cryptocurrency short squeeze since 2021, with over $3 billion in bearish positions liquidated within 48 hours.
U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded $517 million in net inflows on Wednesday, marking the largest single-day influx since early May and signaling renewed investor appetite following a week of outflows that totaled nearly $390 million.
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds experienced their worst week in two months, with net outflows of approximately $390 million between August 10-14, 2026. The five-day withdrawal streak erased gains from earlier in August and marked the largest weekly outflow since June.
President Donald Trump is expected to participate in an August 19 White House meeting with executives from major crypto and prediction-market companies including Coinbase, Ripple, Andreessen Horowitz, Chainlink, and Kalshi. The meeting comes as bitcoin and crypto prices have struggled through 2026 despite Trump's support for the industry.
Twenty One Capital's new CEO Raphael Zagury announced plans to expand the Bitcoin treasury firm beyond its balance sheet strategy, following a $414 million second-quarter loss and cumulative losses of $1.27 billion.
Hashdex will close its U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF (DEFI) by August 17, 2026, marking the first closure of a spot Bitcoin ETF in the U.S. The fund has logged only six inflow days since launch and lost 25% of its shares since August 7, despite broader market inflows of $865 million into other Bitcoin ETFs.
An unidentified cryptocurrency holder has offloaded more than 7,500 BTC (approximately $486 million) since mid-July 2026, including a recent transfer of 1,019 BTC. The sustained selling activity has been tracked by on-chain analytics firms as Bitcoin consolidates between $64,000 and $65,000.
Michael Saylor's Strategy sold 1,690 BTC for $108.6 million in the week ending August 9, using all proceeds to buy back STRC preferred shares, marking the second straight week of Bitcoin sales under its monetization program.
Strategy chairman Michael Saylor posted a cryptic 'Doing Business' message on August 9, 2026, days after the company disclosed selling 1,638 BTC at approximately $64,000 per coin—a 15% loss—to fund preferred stock dividends. The company now holds 842,138 BTC valued at $54.66 billion with $9 billion in unrealized losses.
MARA Holdings swung to a $611.3 million net loss in Q2 2026 despite record production, driven by a 28% decline in Bitcoin's average price and markdown of holdings. CleanSpark also reported significant revenue drops, with MARA's revenue falling 27% year-over-year to $174.9 million and CleanSpark posting $138 million in quarterly revenue.
Bitcoin miners MARA Holdings and CleanSpark reported heavy Q2 losses totaling $851 million, with MARA's net loss at $611.3 million and CleanSpark's at $239.8 million, driven by falling Bitcoin prices and non-cash valuation losses.
Bitcoin rose above $65,000 on August 7, 2026, following a surprise U.S. jobs report showing a loss of 23,000 jobs in July—the first net decline since the pandemic recovery. The weak employment data, combined with downward revisions erasing 103,000 jobs from previous months, led traders to price out expectations of a September Federal Reserve rate hike.
Bitcoin fell to around $64,300 and Ethereum dropped to approximately $1,904 on August 7, 2026, as the broader cryptocurrency market slipped 0.5% amid a sharp 38.7% decline in the DeFi sector. Despite the downturn, BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF saw $170 million in inflows.
Market maker GSR increased Bitcoin's weight in its Core3 model portfolio on August 5 as cryptocurrency markets experienced significant declines, with Solana falling over 40% year-to-date and the overall portfolio down 57.8% annually. The adjustment comes as cryptocurrencies fail to keep pace with global equities hitting record highs.
Bitcoin traded between $62,200 and $65,000 during August 5-6, 2026, showing modest gains of around 0.9% as investors monitored potential U.S.-Iran negotiations over the Strait of Hormuz. Ethereum rose above $1,900 while Pi Network surged over 10% on protocol upgrades.
Bitcoin and ether are outperforming the broader cryptocurrency market as traders rotate toward large-cap tokens while altcoins lose momentum. Large holders are accumulating BTC, ETH, and XRP despite subdued prices, with analysts suggesting this signals a late-stage bear market phase.
Bitcoin and Ethereum prices rose in early August 2026, with BTC reaching $64,000, as traders shifted from altcoins to large-cap cryptocurrencies. Market sentiment improved on optimism surrounding potential US-Iran negotiations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, while whale accumulation and increased Ethereum staking activity affected market dynamics.
Bitcoin and Ethereum prices rose in early August 2026, with BTC reaching $64,000, as traders shifted from altcoins to large-cap cryptocurrencies. Market sentiment improved on optimism surrounding potential US-Iran negotiations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, while whale accumulation and increased Ethereum staking activity affected market dynamics.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $211.5 million in net inflows on August 4, 2026, with BlackRock's IBIT fund accounting for $170 million. Bitcoin price held steady near $64,000 despite the strong institutional demand.
Bitcoin stabilized near $64,000 and Ethereum posted modest gains in early August 2026, while the broader cryptocurrency market experienced significant rotation away from altcoins. DeFi tokens crashed 38.7% and stablecoins declined 5% as traders moved toward large-cap cryptocurrencies amid geopolitical uncertainty and anticipation of the U.S. CLARITY Act.
Bitcoin has traded in a tight range around $63,000-$64,000 for approximately two months, showing limited price response despite over $211 million in spot ETF inflows and record Wall Street performance. Analysts identify accumulation of 155,000 BTC in the $62,000-$65,000 range and suggest a bottom may be forming through prolonged consolidation.
Bitcoin traded between $62,000 and $65,000 in early August 2026, failing to break resistance despite the S&P 500 hitting all-time highs and adding $2 trillion in market cap. Improved macro sentiment from easing geopolitical tensions, including potential US-Iran Strait of Hormuz deal, and softer Treasury yields supported a modest recovery from July lows near $57,700.
Bitcoin and major cryptocurrencies remained range-bound near $64,000 and failed to participate in broader market rallies driven by US-Iran diplomatic progress and renewed AI optimism, while crypto-backed congressional candidate Shri Thanedar lost his primary despite $2 million in industry support.
Strategy Inc. (formerly MicroStrategy) sold 1,638 Bitcoin for $104.7 million at an average price of $63,957—below its acquisition cost—ending a four-week buying pause. The company used proceeds to repurchase $81 million of STRC preferred stock, fund dividends, and boost USD reserves to $4 billion, while also raising $290.6 million through common stock sales.
Trump Media & Technology Group transferred 2,628 BTC to Crypto.com exchange, reducing its holdings to approximately 4,261 Bitcoin. The company has now sold over 7,000 BTC since acquiring 11,542 BTC near record prices, with cumulative losses estimated at $555 million.
Michael Saylor's Strategy has gone five weeks without purchasing Bitcoin following an $8.22 billion quarterly loss, though a recent social media post from Saylor has fueled speculation of an imminent purchase announcement. The company's holdings have been reduced to 843,775 BTC after recent treasury sales.
MicroStrategy (MSTR), the world's largest corporate bitcoin holder, reported an $8.2 billion loss in Q2 2026 due to declining bitcoin prices. The company stated it has built a cash reserve covering over two years of dividend payments amid investor concerns about its growing preferred securities stack.
Bitcoin remained resilient around $65,400 on Friday while the Magnificent Seven megacap tech stocks experienced their worst trading day since April 2025, shedding $797 billion in market value amid concerns over AI capital expenditure forecasts from Alphabet and Tesla earnings disappointments.
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) introduced new bitcoin-focused metrics including 'Net Bitcoin Per Share' that subtract debt and preferred-stock obligations from its 843,775 BTC holdings, revealing that $36.6 billion of its approximately $55.6 billion bitcoin treasury represents net value to common shareholders after $6.8 billion in senior claims.
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds attracted approximately $930 million in net inflows across six consecutive trading days through July 21, 2026, marking their longest inflow streak since April. Bitcoin climbed above $66,000 during the streak. BlackRock's IBIT led the inflows, and Crypto Briefing said its disproportionate share suggested that institutional investors were returning after June's $4.7 billion outflow.
Tesla maintained its Bitcoin treasury at 11,509 BTC through the second quarter of 2026 and reported a $112 million after-tax fair-value loss on its digital asset holdings as Bitcoin declined during the quarter.
Researchers at Stanford University and Singapore Management University found that Polymarket's five-minute Bitcoin prediction markets create incentives for traders to manipulate spot prices around settlement times, with evidence suggesting coordinated price manipulation.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $424.66 million in net outflows on July 13, with BlackRock's IBIT losing $186.1 million and Fidelity's FBTC shedding $246.3 million, erasing the previous week's inflows as trading activity hit cycle lows.
Bitcoin climbed approximately 3.6% to near $64,800 on July 14-15, 2026, after U.S. consumer prices fell 0.4% in June—the largest monthly decline since April 2020—reducing Federal Reserve rate hike expectations and boosting risk appetite for cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin treasury company Strategy sold approximately $467 million worth of MSTR shares last week but did not purchase any bitcoin, instead directing proceeds to its U.S. dollar reserve which now stands at $3 billion. The company's bitcoin holdings remain unchanged at 843,775 BTC.
Bitcoin recovered to $65,000 by mid-July 2026 after initially dropping below $62,000 due to renewed US-Iran military hostilities in the Middle East. The rebound, supported by strong ETF flows and lower-than-expected US CPI data, suggests cryptocurrency markets may be becoming less sensitive to geopolitical shocks.
Equity capital markets activity totaling $466.7 million — raised through the sale of 4,818,781 Class A common shares between July 6 and July 12, 2026 — lifted Strategy's USD reserves to $3.0 billion alongside 843,775 BTC in bitcoin holdings.
US-listed spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds recorded combined net inflows of approximately $282 million in the week ending July 12, 2026, breaking an eight-week streak of outflows dating back to early May. However, the positive momentum was short-lived as Bitcoin ETFs recorded $425 million in outflows the following Monday.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $213.85 million in net outflows on June 10, marking an 18-day losing streak, as JPMorgan analysts report an accelerating retreat from the debasement trade for both bitcoin and gold.
Nasdaq-listed Fold Holdings sold approximately $45 million worth of Bitcoin at an average price of $71,000, using $20 million to pay off all secured debt and allocating $25 million for growth initiatives. The company's stock surged between 140-162% following the announcement.
As Bitcoin's price has plummeted from $126,000 to around $60,000, erasing over $1.2 trillion in market value, Citi analysts and industry experts are raising alarms about quantum computing vulnerabilities, with Stellar unveiling a three-stage migration plan to quantum-safe cryptography while debate intensifies over whether Bitcoin or traditional banks face greater risk.
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) acquired 1,550 BTC for $101 million and boosted cash reserves to $1 billion through $181 million in stock sales, resuming accumulation one week after its first bitcoin sale in years. The purchase brings total holdings to 845,256 BTC.
Bitcoin fell below $60,000 before recovering above $63,000 as major investors moved capital from crypto positions to participate in upcoming mega-IPOs from SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI. The liquidity drain is creating pressure on cryptocurrency markets as Wall Street anticipates the largest IPO wave in years.
The defunct cryptocurrency exchange Mt. Gox transferred 10,422 BTC ($739 million) from cold storage to a new wallet on June 2, marking its first on-chain movement in over two months. The transfer occurred as Bitcoin traded below $70,000, with approximately 35,000 BTC still remaining for distribution to creditors.
Michael Saylor's Strategy sold 32 bitcoin for approximately $2.5 million between May 26-31, marking the company's first bitcoin sale since 2022 and breaking its multi-year accumulation streak. The sale comes as Strategy's holdings dropped to 843,706 BTC, while shares fell in Monday trading.
Strategy (MSTR) acquired 535 BTC for approximately $43 million from May 4-10, bringing total holdings to 818,869 Bitcoin. The purchase represents the company's smallest weekly buy of 2026, with executives signaling potential future sales to fund shareholder dividends.
Strategy executives, including Michael Saylor, announced the company may sell Bitcoin to fund dividend payments or other corporate needs, reversing years of hardline 'never sell' rhetoric as the firm reported its third consecutive quarterly loss.
Bitcoin briefly surpassed $80,000 on May 4-5, marking its highest level in three months, driven by renewed ETF inflows totaling over $530 million and easing geopolitical tensions. The move triggered over $300 million in short liquidations.
Michael Saylor announced Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) will pause its weekly Bitcoin buying program before Tuesday's Q1 earnings release, with Wall Street expecting an $18.98 loss per share. The company plans to resume purchases next week.
Despite Bitcoin's 20% price surge in April, CryptoQuant analysis indicates the rally was driven by speculative perpetual futures demand while spot market demand remained weak, warning of potential correction risk ahead.
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) purchased 34,164 BTC for $2.54 billion last week, bringing total holdings to over 815,000 BTC worth approximately $61 billion—more than 3.8% of Bitcoin's total supply. The purchase was funded by sales of STRC preferred stock and common stock.
Bitcoin rallied above $76,000 for the first time since early February, driven by optimism over potential US-Iran peace talks resumption and a $400-650 million short squeeze. The move liquidated bearish positions and marked a two-month price high.
TD Cowen initiated coverage on Nakamoto, SharpLink, Strive, and Smarter Web with buy ratings, framing public Bitcoin treasury companies as an investable equity category. The firm cut Strategy's price target to $350 on lower Bitcoin assumptions.
Wall Street broker Bernstein published research arguing that while quantum computing poses a real threat to Bitcoin, it represents a multi-year upgrade cycle rather than an existential crisis, with risks concentrated in older wallets and exposed keys.
Algorand jumped 50% after a Google Quantum AI research paper highlighted the blockchain as a live example of post-quantum cryptography implementation, while warning that quantum computers could threaten Bitcoin and Ethereum's current cryptographic security.
Bitcoin mining company Riot Platforms sold 3,778 BTC worth approximately $250-290 million during Q1 2026, more than 2.5 times its production, as part of a strategic pivot toward AI infrastructure. The sales add to a broader trend of public Bitcoin treasury companies liquidating holdings.
Bitcoin miner MARA Holdings sold 15,133 BTC for approximately $1.1 billion between March 4-26 to buy back $1 billion of zero-coupon convertible notes at a 9% discount, reducing its convertible debt by roughly 30%.
