⬆️🇺🇸 Tesla's share in the U.S. electric vehicle market has surpassed 50%, up from 41% in 2025, according to a report by WSJ.
🔥 NOW: XRP ETFs' top holders are Goldman Sachs, Jane Street, and Millennium Management, according to Q2 13F filings shared by Bloomberg's James Seyffart. https://t.co/1KiwstuA9c
It looks like Sailor did buy some BTC this week. https://t.co/OLaqAk6qwi
Tom Lee's BitMine bought $126 Million worth of $ETH today. https://t.co/ZN7mahRQXE
🚨 Why did BTC pump? The key trigger came from the U.S. Treasury. Here’s the chain reaction 👇 🟢 The U.S. Treasury announced increased buybacks of longer-term government bonds. 🟢 Bond yields dropped sharply. 🟢 Pressure on the dollar eased → investors rotated back into risk assets. 🟢 BTC broke through the $65K–$66K resistance zone. 🟢 That breakout triggered a massive short squeeze. 🟢 Forced short liquidations accelerated the move toward $69K. Meanwhile, the White House crypto summit + expectations of friendlier U.S. crypto regulation are adding fuel to the bullish narrative. The chain: Treasury buybacks → lower yields → risk-on → BTC breakout → short liquidations → $69K 🚀 Now the real question: Can BTC hold $66K–$67K after the short squeeze fades? If it can, the move may have more room to run. I’ll keep you posted. 👀
💬 CZ: Although we might currently be experiencing a bear market, there is still a significant amount of capital in the market seeking investment opportunities.
🐦 Strategy has allowed to sell bitcoins worth up to $5 billion The decision was made after Saylor's company recorded a loss of $8.22 billion in the second quarter. Its reserve of 843,775 BTC is down $9 billion. ❗️ The company is shifting from the principle of "never sell" to capital management.
🇺🇸🕹 Michael Saylor urges the US Senate to approve the Cryptocurrency Clarity Act.