American Bitcoin, supported by Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, is actively seeking acquisitions in Asia to bolster its Bitcoin holdings and market presence. The company is eyeing publicly listed firms in Japan and Hong Kong, following a strategy similar to MicroStrategy, which holds over 628,000 BTC. American Bitcoin recently raised $200 million to expand its treasury and mining operations, aiming to become a leading corporate Bitcoin holder. The firm, which went public via a merger with Gryphon Digital Mining, currently holds 215 BTC and is focused on direct purchases and mining to grow its reserves. No binding commitments have been made yet, but the company emphasizes its ambition to build a dominant Bitcoin accumulation platform.
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Recent data reveals Bitcoin whales (holders with 1K–10K BTC) have been aggressively buying during the March–April price dip, per CryptoQuant charts. Analysts note that while short-term market sentiment remains bearish—with BTC struggling to hold $83K and altcoins declining—global liquidity is surging to all-time highs, historically a bullish indicator for crypto. Experts like Julio Moreno and ‘Root’ highlight that despite corrections exceeding 30%, the broader macro environment (rising M2 money supply and institutional accumulation) suggests long-term upside potential. However, immediate market conditions remain sluggish, with Ethereum below $1,600 and total crypto cap down 4% in 24 hours.
about Bitcoin Whales Buy Big as Prices Dip: Market UpdateCrypto Market Plummets Amid Tariff Concerns and Regulatory Developments
Crypto markets experienced their second-worst day ever, with reserve coins plummeting over 20% amid tariff concerns. The Fear & Greed index dropped to 24, while the ETH/BTC ratio hit a four-year low. Notable developments include SEC’s introduction of a crypto task force and a proposed DOGE ETF listing by NYSE Arca.
about Crypto Market Plummets Amid Tariff Concerns and Regulatory DevelopmentsCrypto Market Plummets Amid Regulatory Changes and Major Outflows
Crypto markets faced a severe downturn, marking the second-worst day in history, with major reserve coins plummeting over 20%. The Fear & Greed index dropped to 24, while the ETH/BTC ratio hit a four-year low. Amidst this turmoil, the SEC introduced a crypto task force and plans to drop its case against Kraken, while Coinbase assesses the impact of regulatory actions on the industry. In other developments, Tether appointed a new CFO for enhanced transparency, and Vietnam is set to introduce crypto regulations in March.
about Crypto Market Plummets Amid Regulatory Changes and Major OutflowsMichael Saylor Predicts Bitcoin Market Cap Could Reach 200 Trillion Dollars
Michael Saylor, co-founder of Strategy, predicts Bitcoin’s market cap could soar to $200 trillion, equating to $10 million per BTC, driven by a global capital shift. He supports a proposed U.S. Crypto Strategic Reserve that includes Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, emphasizing its potential to alleviate national debt. Saylor remains optimistic about Bitcoin’s long-term gains despite volatility concerns, asserting that holding for four years typically results in profits.
about Michael Saylor Predicts Bitcoin Market Cap Could Reach 200 Trillion DollarsUBS Warns Clients About Bitcoin While Investing Billions Indirectly
UBS publicly warns clients about the risks of Bitcoin while secretly investing in it through shares of MicroStrategy, which holds over 200,000 BTC. This dual approach allows the bank to accumulate Bitcoin indirectly, raising questions about its true stance on the cryptocurrency. UBS claims its focus is on distributed ledger technology and client needs, despite its significant indirect exposure to Bitcoin.
about UBS Warns Clients About Bitcoin While Investing Billions IndirectlyBitcoin Market Crash Explained Hedge Fund Trades and Future Implications
Bitcoin is experiencing a significant crash due to hedge funds unwinding a profitable “cash & carry” trade that relied on Bitcoin futures trading at a premium. As prices fell, these funds rapidly sold off $1.9 billion in BTC, leading to increased selling pressure and market volatility. The situation highlights that hedge funds prioritized short-term gains over the long-term potential of Bitcoin, leaving retail investors to navigate the aftermath.
about Bitcoin Market Crash Explained Hedge Fund Trades and Future ImplicationsStrategy Stock Declines Amid Bitcoin Market Turmoil and Liquidation Concerns
Shares of Strategy, a business intelligence and Bitcoin investment firm, have plummeted over 11% to $250, reflecting a broader crypto market downturn that has erased $270 billion recently. Founder Michael Saylor humorously suggested he might need a second job to buy more Bitcoin, which has dropped to a three-month low of $86,000.Concerns about a potential forced liquidation arise as the firm’s average Bitcoin acquisition cost is $66,380, with its 499,096 BTC stash valued at $44.3 billion, still yielding a 34% profit. However, significant debt maturing in 2028 and Saylor’s substantial voting power make shareholder-driven liquidation unlikely.
about Strategy Stock Declines Amid Bitcoin Market Turmoil and Liquidation ConcernsMichael Saylor Advocates for Bitcoin Reserve and Crypto Regulation Framework
Michael Saylor met with the SEC Crypto Task Force to discuss U.S. crypto regulations, focusing on a proposed taxonomy for digital assets and a Bitcoin reserve that could enhance the U.S. economy. The discussions also covered staking regulations and the need for clarity on compliance for crypto platforms. MITRE Corporation presented research on DeFi risks, advocating for stress testing and circuit breakers to manage volatility in the crypto market.
about Michael Saylor Advocates for Bitcoin Reserve and Crypto Regulation FrameworkMichael Saylor and Crypto Leaders Advocate for Regulatory Changes with SEC
Michael Saylor and leaders from the Crypto Council for Innovation, including Coinbase, OpenSea, and Robinhood, met with the SEC’s crypto task force to advocate for significant regulatory changes. Key discussions focused on defining when cryptocurrencies are considered securities and the status of 1:1 dollar stablecoins. The SEC is reassessing its regulatory approach, having recently dropped investigations against Coinbase and OpenSea, signaling a potential shift towards clearer guidelines for the cryptocurrency industry.
about Michael Saylor and Crypto Leaders Advocate for Regulatory Changes with SECMichael Saylor Proposes Digital Assets Framework to SEC for Economic Growth
Michael Saylor, executive chairman of MicroStrategy, presented his “Digital Assets Framework” to the SEC Crypto Task Force, proposing a strategy to integrate digital assets into the U.S. economy. The framework categorizes digital assets into six types and emphasizes transparency, ethical conduct, and accountability among participants. Saylor projects significant economic growth, aiming to expand the digital currency market to $10 trillion and the digital capital market to $280 trillion, while advocating for a strategic Bitcoin reserve to generate substantial wealth for the U.S. Treasury.
about Michael Saylor Proposes Digital Assets Framework to SEC for Economic GrowthStrategy Acquires 20356 BTC for Two Billion Amid Price Decline
Strategy has acquired 20,356 BTC for $2 billion, raising its total holdings to over 499,000 BTC, valued at $47.4 billion, resulting in a $14 billion paper gain. Despite this, the company’s shares have dropped over 12% in the past five days, while BTC struggles below $96,000.
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