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Coinbase's diversified revenue model offers resilience against Bitcoin volatility, while Strategy's debt-heavy approach risks financial instability. The post Coinbase’s Bitcoin approach deemed superior to MicroStrategy’s model appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The post Bitcoin reclaims $64k – But Strategy’s $216mln underwater sale threatens momentum appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin climbed above $64,200 in early trading on Friday, the 10th of July, strengthening its recovery even as Strategy sold Bitcoin at a loss. Holding above this level into next week could reinforce the recovery. However, the bigger question is who has been selling into the rally, and at what price. Strategy’s recent disposals weighed on sentiment. Even so, its average acquisition price remains well above that of retail investors on Binance. That gap shifts attention away from Strategy and toward retail holders, who now sit comfortably in profit and may choose to sell into strength. Did Strategy’s Bitcoin sales really matter? Strategy recently announced plans to sell part of its Bitcoin [BTC] holdings through its Digital Credit Capital Framework. The company said the proceeds would fund dividend payments and share repurchases. On the 6th of July, Strategy sol

The post Empery Digital sells 1,400 BTC for $65M to fund AI pivot appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Empery Digital (NASDAQ: EMPD) sold 1,400 Bitcoins from the stash it built throughout 2025 at an average of $62,200 a coin, raising about $87.1 million to invest in AI data centers and pay down debt. The Nasdaq-listed company started the sale in May and is now left holding 1,514 BTC. Why did Empery Digital sell its Bitcoin? Barely one year ago, Empery Digital rebranded from Volcon Inc. and changed its whole business plan from electric vehicles to focusing on holding Bitcoin. Now, it is walking away from that strategy to chase the booming demand for AI computing power. Why? The simple answer is that its Bitcoin investment lost a lot of value. Cryptopolitan previously reported that Empery bought most of its Bitcoin when prices were around $117,000 per coin. However, when prices fell below $70,000 earlier this year, those holdings dropped more than 40% in value. The company revealed in an

State representative Keith Ammon said the New Hampshire executive council's vote against Bitcoin-backed bonds was “short-sighted,” urging the body to reconsider the measure.

The post Bitcoin ETFs Lose $95 Million as Ether’s 5-Day Inflow Streak Comes to an End appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Takeaways Bitcoin ETFs lost $95.30M and Ether ETFs shed $52.08M, ending recent inflow streaks. Solana ETFs saw small outflows, while HYPE and XRP ETFs recorded no trading activity. Japan signaled plans to study crypto ETFs as global digital asset adoption expands. Japan Weighs Crypto ETFs as Bitcoin and Ether Funds Return to Outflows The recovery lost momentum before it could become a trend. After several sessions of improving flows, bitcoin and ether funds resumed redemptions. Trading volumes were lighter, and the tone was cautious. Investors were still present, but conviction looked thinner. Bitcoin and Ether Return to Outflows Bitcoin ETFs recorded $95.30 million in net outflows, led by exits from two major funds. Fidelity’s FBTC lost $63.25 million, while Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB saw $39.93 million leave the fund. Those redemptions were only partly offset by sm

The post Bitcoin Price Prediction: BTC Eyes Key Breakout as Bulls Challenge Critical Resistance Near $65K appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin reclaims short-term strength but must break key resistance near $65K soon. Falling open interest shows leverage reset while traders await Bitcoin’s next move. Exchange flows stabilize as buyers defend support zones and limit downside risks. Bitcoin continued its recovery this week, climbing toward an important resistance zone after rebounding from its recent swing low near $57,700. The world’s largest cryptocurrency traded around $64,300, reflecting stronger buying interest after weeks of pressure. While short-term momentum has improved, traders still face several technical barriers before confirming a broader trend reversal. Resistance Levels Hold the Key Bitcoin currently trades above its 20-day exponential moving average, signaling improving short-term strength. However, it remains below the 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day moving average

The post Another Publicly Traded Company Just Cut Bitcoin Holdings by 48% appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Empery Digital has sold 1,400 Bitcoin (BTC) since early May, cutting its Bitcoin holdings by roughly 48%. The sale raised about $87.1 million as the Nasdaq-listed firm pivots toward AI infrastructure. The company sold at an average price of $62,200 per token, according to a securities filing. It joins a growing list of treasury firms trimming Bitcoin to fund other priorities. Empery Digital Cuts Bitcoin Holdings to Repay Debt Empery Digital disclosed the sales in a July 10 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The company began selling after May 7. It repaid $10 million of debt on July 7. Empery set aside the rest for a planned property deal and legal costs tied to shareholder litigation. As of July 10, the firm held 1,514 BTC and roughly $73.9 million in cash. It still owes $45 million on its debt facility. Empery Digital BTC Holdings. Source: Bitcoin Treasuries

Crypto ETF flows weakened on Thursday, July 9, as bitcoin ETFs posted a $95.30 million outflow and ether ETFs snapped a five-day inflow streak with a $52.08 million exit. Solana saw a small redemption, while HYPE and XRP ETFs recorded no trading activity. Japan Weighs Crypto ETFs as Bitcoin and Ether Funds Return to Outflows […]