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Strive is preparing to expand its capital-raising capacity by $4.2 billion as the Bitcoin treasury company looks to fund additional BTC purchases, extending one of the fastest accumulation campaigns among public corporate holders. Chief executive Matt Cole said the company expects to increase the size of both its ASST and SATA at-the-market programs by $2.1 billion each. The proposed expansion would give Strive substantially more flexibility to issue securities into the market and direct proceeds toward its Bitcoin strategy, though ATM capacity does not mean the full amount has already been raised. “Strive expects to increase the size of both the ASST and SATA ATM programs by $2.1 billion each, reflecting a sustained increase in liquidity and demand for both securities. We will provide a balance sheet update tomorrow pre-market,” Cole wrote on X. Related Reading: Weiss Crypto Says Best Bitcoin Buying Opportunity In Years May Be Near The announcement comes shortly after Strive raised ap
Read full articleBitwise is looking past Bitcoin’s recent slide and toward a much larger pressure point: close to $30 trillion in global debt that needs refinancing in 2026. The firm said higher Japanese government bond yields and a warning from the IMF about waning demand for government debt could push markets into a tighter corner, a setup […]
Bitcoin faces bearish pressure as an analyst warns of a 20–25% drop, while spot buyers continue long-term accumulation. Bitcoin analysts are facing mixed views as bearish charts meet long-term buying plans. One analyst warned that Bitcoin could fall another 20% to 25% in the midterm. Yet another analyst says current prices may still offer value […] The post Analyst Warns Bitcoin Could Drop Another 20–25%: Here’s the Outlook appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.
Investors compare HBAR, DOT, and DOGEBALL as capital shifts toward utility-focused crypto projects in 2026. The digital asset market has entered a pivotal phase in May 2026, marked by historic regulatory milestones and drastic tokenomic restructurings. While Bitcoin and major…
Google Trends shows crypto search interest at one-year lows while Bitcoin trades near $70k. Inside the price-attention disconnect and what it actually means.
Bitcoin fell below $70K on the back of the sales, and a major Polymarket dispute is brewing over whether Strategy indeed sold in May or not.
Peter Brandt, a trader long known for his blunt view of crypto, said many digital assets will end up as junk even as he singled out XRP as the strongest candidate for transactional use. The comment came during a Crypto Banter interview with Ran Neuner and drew quick notice after Neuner said he did not expect that answer. Related Reading: Bitcoin Bottom Not In Yet? Analyst Sees Higher Odds Of Drop Below $61K A Hard Turn In A Familiar Debate Brandt said XRP would be his top choice if the question was which coin had the best shot at becoming a working payment network. He also put Solana and Ethereum in the same group, but the XRP pick stood out because he has spent years taking shots at the token and at its supporters. His comments carried a split message. On one hand, he gave XRP credit for possible real-world transaction use; on the other, he said most cryptocurrencies will not survive in any meaningful way. That mix of praise and warning is part of what made the interview spread so qui
Bitcoin slips below $70,000 as rising losses, exchange inflows and extreme fear signal a renewed distribution phase.
Bitcoin treasury firms made up nearly all May inflows, but BTC-linked capital formation also dropped sharply from April.
