Strive Holdings bought 2,000 Bitcoin for about $169 million between 28 September and 2 October, taking its total holdings to 29,462 BTC. The purchase was funded mainly through SATA preferred stock and warrant exercises, as Strive continues to build its Bitcoin treasury.

Bitcoin's recent performance seems to be less than smooth, and the rebound does not necessarily mean that institutional confidence has returned.

A bull market doesn't happen overnight, but every pullback is the starting point for the next round of growth.

The recent strength of BTC may indicate that the bottom of the cycle has appeared, but there is still uncertainty about the local bottom.

Threat actors who allegedly obtained sensitive Revolut customer information have begun posting the data online and are threatening to release more customer records every day until the fintech gives in to their demands.

An attacker minted 40.65 BTC worth of Nomic’s nBTC on June 25 without depositing any Bitcoin to back the tokens. It then took Osmosis — where the resulting shortfall left its allBTC reserves 36% unbacked — 74 days to discover the exploit.

BTC, ETF, CPI, Fed, Interest Rate Hike, Rebound or Reversal? Macroeconomic and Financial Situation Deteriorates at High Levels; BTC Begins Verification Test. Golden Finance: Fund Inflows into BTC ETF Channels Have Ended.

Bitcoin's price action this week will most likely be dictated by the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision and the procedural vote on a clear bill. Get ready to sit back and watch the show.

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Strive bought 1,375 BTC for $109 million, taking its total holdings to 24,531 BTC worth about $1.9 billion. The purchase was largely funded through SATA preferred shares, whose outstanding value has now reached $999 million.