Grant Cardone places an order for 935 Bitcoin

Key Takeaways Grant Cardone has ordered 935 BTC and is nearing completion. Cardone Capital uses monthly cash flow to buy Bitcoin at various levels. Share this article Real estate mogul Grant Cardone placed an order for 935 Bitcoin today. Once fulfilled, the move would rank among the major Bitcoin purchases by an individual real estate investor during market fluctuations. Cardone has been using cash flows from real estate to acquire Bitcoin during price dips, reflecting a strategy of buying below market value. His company, Cardone Capital, is combining real estate…

How Square’s Bitcoin Move Could Reshape Online Transactions

Key takeaways Square is enabling 4 million merchants to accept fast, low-fee Bitcoin payments through the Lightning Network. The rollout turns Bitcoin into a practical checkout option with instant settlement and no processing fees until 2027. Bitcoin payments can expand customer choice, cut costs and streamline cross-border transactions for online sellers. Merchants must still consider volatility, compliance, irreversible payments and customer adoption before integrating Bitcoin. Block, a payments infrastructure company led by Jack Dorsey, has introduced a Bitcoin payments platform through Square. The rollout gives Square’s US merchant network, which…

How Liquidity Stress and Tax Moves Are Dragging Bitcoin Down

The recent U.S. government shutdown caused a liquidity crunch, adding pressure and pulling billions from the financial system. Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen below $95,000 as U.S.-centric selling pressures and liquidity tightening converge to weigh heavily on the market. Analysts are now warning that the drop is not a mere price fluctuation but a structural correction shaped by long-term holder profit-taking, fiscal constraints, and short-term investor stress. A Perfect Storm of U.S. Selling Pressure According to an analysis from XWIN Research Japan, the Coinbase Premium Index has been negative for…

Saylor says Strategy is buying “quite a lot” of Bitcoin

Key Takeaways Strategy is increasing its Bitcoin purchases amid market volatility. Saylor believes Bitcoin remains the premier digital capital, outperforming other assets and not threatened by stablecoins. Share this article Michael Saylor said Friday that Strategy is purchasing Bitcoin amid recent volatility, which saw the digital asset fall below $95,000 before bouncing back above $96,500. “We are buying. We’re buying quite a lot, actually,” the Strategy founder and executive chairman said in a morning interview with CNBC’s ‘Squawk Box.’ “And we’ll actually report our next buys on Monday morning. I…

Crypto Prop Trading With Real Capital: Inside HyroTrader’s Funding Model

Crypto prop trading has moved far beyond simple demo challenges and artificial price feeds. HyroTrader is designed for traders who want live exchange execution, fast payouts, and a funding path that matches how crypto markets actually move. Why Many Crypto Traders Outgrow Retail Accounts Retail accounts cap position size, constrain leverage at critical moments, and tie up capital that could be used more efficiently. For a trader with a tested strategy, the bottleneck is rarely opportunity; it is usually buying power and risk compartmentalization. Instead of wiring more capital into…

Michael Saylor dismisses rumor of Strategy selling Bitcoin

Key Takeaways Michael Saylor denied rumors that Strategy is selling Bitcoin. Speculation started after Bitcoin wallet transfers by Strategy raised questions online. Share this article Michael Saylor, founder and executive chairman of Strategy, a software company focused on Bitcoin acquisition, dismissed rumors today that his company is selling Bitcoin. The speculation emerged after Strategy recently transferred Bitcoin to new wallets, prompting community discussions about the company’s holding intentions. Community posts on X speculated on potential reductions in Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings. Saylor denied the selling rumors, asserting that the information circulating…

Zcash Revival Sparks Debate on Bringing Privacy Back to Bitcoin

The crypto community on X has been dominated by prominent figures advocating for the adoption of Zcash as privacy becomes increasingly threatened by governments and regulators.  While the Winklevoss twins, Naval Ravikant, and Balaji Srinivasan back the adoption of Zcash (ZEC), its success could spur the Bitcoin ecosystem to push for more privacy features by revisiting the reactivation of OP_CAT, according to Eli Ben-Sasson, founder of StarkWare and a renowned mathematician who helped pioneer zero-knowledge proofs. Zcash was inspired by Bitcoin In 2014, Ben-Sasson and his co-authors published “Zerocash: Decentralized…

Bank of England Still ‘Disproportionately Cautious’ on Stablecoins

The UK’s central bank, the Bank of England (BOE), has released a proposed regulatory regime for stablecoins. The consultation paper took into account the perspectives of the crypto industry, but some observers say it remains restrictive. BOE released the document on Nov. 10 — some two years after it announced the initial discussion paper. The original offered a vision for crypto that many in the industry claimed would doom the UK’s digital asset space. The BOE said that it received comments and feedback from a broad range of 46 different…

Big tech stocks suffer $1.5 trillion loss in 48 hours

Key Takeaways Major technology companies, particularly those focused on AI, lost $1.5 trillion in market value within 48 hours. Prominent firms affected included Nvidia, Microsoft, Palantir, Tesla, Amazon, Intel, AMD, Oracle, Alphabet, and IBM. Share this article Major technology companies lost $1.5 trillion in market value over 48 hours as investors dialed back expectations of a December interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve, pushing the next fully priced cut into March. At the same time, large fiscal stimulus plans in the US and Japan are stoking fears that governments…

Uniswap Unveils Token Sale System, Aztec Tests It

Decentralized finance heavyweight Uniswap introduced Continuous Clearing Auctions (CCA), a new protocol aiming to facilitate token offerings through its infrastructure. According to a Thursday announcement, Uniswap’s CCA “helps teams bootstrap liquidity on Uniswap v4 and find the market price for new and low-liquidity tokens.” The company said this was just “the first of several tools” it is building to help projects launch and deepen token liquidity on the platform. The announcement coincided with preparations for the first CCA-enabled sale. Privacy-focused Aztec Network opened its community-only AZTEC token sale on Thursday,…