
Cantor: MicroStrategy's Preferred Shares Must Reach $100 Par to Restart Capital Engine
Cantor believes MicroStrategy's preferred shares must return to their $100 par value to reignite the company's capital engine.

Cantor believes MicroStrategy's preferred shares must return to their $100 par value to reignite the company's capital engine.

MicroStrategy sold 3,588 BTC for $216 million to fund dividend payments, while Bernstein maintained its $150,000 Bitcoin price target.

MicroStrategy sold 3,588 Bitcoin last week, raising $216 million to replenish dollar reserves for preferred stock dividends.

The positive U.S. inflation outlook is providing significant support for Bitcoin investors, propelling the cryptocurrency to its best weekly gain since March.

Bitcoin saw its highest close in nearly two weeks, but needs to push beyond $65,000 for a trend inflection, with $60.4K as a key area.

A Bitcoin address dormant for nearly 15 years moved $1.9 million in BTC amidst a New York lawsuit targeting inactive crypto holdings.

Bitcoin briefly surged to $63,882 overnight on Sunday before a swift reversal saw its price retreat to approximately $62,900.

Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy has declared he will hold his Bitcoin investment "all the way down to zero" after buying near $100,000.

Binance founder Changpeng Zhao has suggested freezing Satoshi Nakamoto's 1.1 million Bitcoin to protect it from future quantum computer theft.

John Bollinger, creator of Bollinger Bands, suggests Bitcoin's recent rebound signals a potential bear-market end, eyeing a "W"-shaped reversal pattern.

Tim Draper denied moving 1,000 BTC to Coinbase Prime after blockchain analysts linked him to the transfer, reaffirming his $250,000 prediction.

Bitcoin's current cycle saw $697 billion in new capital generate a 689% gain, suggesting $1 trillion may be needed for its next parabolic run.

Bitcoin's Profit and Loss (P&L) ratio has plummeted to a **43-month low**, leading experts like Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan to suggest a market bottom is near.

A key Bitcoin supply metric has flashed its first 'buy' signal since November 2022, hinting at a potential end to the bear market.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a significant **$221.7 million** in daily inflows, marking their best performance since early May.

Recent analysis indicates that more than half of the circulating Bitcoin supply is currently held at an unrealized loss, marking a significant shift in market dynamics.

Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw a substantial $221 million in inflows, halting a 10-day streak of outflows.

SBI Crypto will discontinue its Bitcoin mining pool operations, which represent approximately 2% of the global hashrate, by July 31.

A Nasdaq-listed Korean media company has liquidated its entire Bitcoin holdings, confirming a zero balance after once aiming for 10,000 BTC.

SBI Crypto will shut down its Bitcoin mining pool on July 31 after five years, which held 2.2% of the global hashrate.

Bitcoin jumped more than 4% to trade above $61,000, reaching its strongest point in over a week, after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh indicated easing inflation risks.

Japanese firm Metaplanet acquired an additional $170 million in Bitcoin, expanding its treasury to 43,000 BTC and becoming the third largest publicly traded holder.

Metaplanet acquired an additional **2,823 Bitcoin** in Q2, reducing its average acquisition cost to **$106,500 per BTC** and reporting **$10.9 million** in revenue.

Long-term Bitcoin holders have transitioned from distributing to actively accumulating BTC, signaling renewed confidence in the cryptocurrency's future.

An analyst warns that Bitcoin could see further price drops after its worst June since 2022, closing above realized price but below the 200-week moving average.

Bitcoin's price surged above the key psychological level of $60,000, demonstrating resilience despite ongoing spot BTC ETF outflows and Federal Reserve rate hike fears.

Bitcoin bounced off a 21-month low, with bulls attempting to reclaim the $60,000 level, though leverage data suggests caution.

A **TD9 reversal signal**, last seen in **July 2022**, suggests **Bitcoin's** bear market could be ending, hinting at a potential market bottom.

Bitcoin's price rallied above $60,000 at the start of July, with traders anticipating a relief rally throughout the month.

Bitcoin recorded losses in both Q1 and Q2 2026, marking only the third time in its history it has started a year with two consecutive losing quarters.

Bitcoin experienced a significant 20% decline in June, with its monthly chart signaling a potentially more troubling outlook for the cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin's recent price drop has brought it within 10% of its realized price, a historical indicator for bear market bottoms.

Swan CEO Cory Klippsten notes a record Bitcoin supply held by long-term investors, suggesting a potential early bottom for the crypto market.

Bitcoin is precariously holding the key $60,000 level, with soft futures markets fueling uncertainty about whether BTC has bottomed.

Bitcoin's **RSI divergence** at the Q2 and June close has analysts comparing the **$60,000** level to the **$30,000** mark during the **2022 bear market**.

Bitcoin advocate Samson Mow has declared that Bitcoin's price bottom has been reached, attributing it to a change in the traditional four-year halving cycle.