Corporate Bitcoin adoption is gaining ground as Michael Saylor doubles down on treasury strategy, Strategy’s bigger cash reserve eases forced-sale fears, and Bitcoin Japan sets up a small first BTC buy. The trend is real, but so are the leverage, dilution, and hype risks.
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A sell-off in crowded AI chip stocks is pushing capital toward gold, financial infrastructure, and a bit of Bitcoin exposure as higher rates bite. The message: AI demand may still be intact, but the easy money in semis is getting repriced fast.
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Ray Dalio’s reality-first investing philosophy lands hard in crypto, where hype, leverage, and liquidity traps can wipe out the overconfident fast. The piece argues that survival, discipline, and a real margin of safety matter more than loud narratives or moonboy nonsense.
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Solana is holding near a key $74 support while macro headwinds hit crypto, but USDC growth, RWA interest, and network upgrades keep the bull case alive. If support fails, SOL could slide into the upper $60s.
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Cardano’s ADA is holding support as traders eye a possible bullish reversal, but the move only matters if resistance breaks on real volume. The setup is interesting; the bigger question is whether Cardano can turn technical momentum into actual demand.
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Robert Kiyosaki says he’s buying the gold and silver dip again, blaming debt, inflation, and central banks for the mess. His warning is familiar, but the real question is whether his giant price targets are insight — or just another loud macro hot take.
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E*TRADE is rolling out spot trading for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana to eligible U.S. clients, with a 0.50% fee and zerohash handling the crypto plumbing. It’s a mainstream brokerage on-ramp, but with tight controls, limited access, and no self-custody.
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Bitcoin slipped below $63,000 as tech stocks weakened and investors shifted into risk-off mode, reminding traders that ETF-fueled demand doesn’t make BTC immune to macro pressure. The $60,000 to $61,500 zone is now the key battleground.
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Visa has launched its Stablecoin Platform, with Open USD as the first beta-supported token, signaling a push to make stablecoins usable for institutional treasury, settlement, and liquidity workflows. The rollout is limited, but the move could sharpen competition in the payments rails race.
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Bolivia is reportedly weighing whether to recognize USDT as a payment option as a dollar shortage pushes more people toward crypto. It’s a sign of real-world demand for digital dollars — but not the same as making USDT legal tender.
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