
Michael Saylor and Strategy plan to kickstart Bitcoin buying internationally
The Michael Saylor-led firm's two-pronged financing strategy aims to bridge traditional finance with Bitcoin demand.

Monday’s outflows show issuer dispersion, with one fund driving the day while others held steady.

The five-year, $9.7B contract and a separate $5.8B Dell equipment buy will stand up ~200MW of GB300 capacity in Texas, answering Microsoft’s compute crunch into mid-2026.

Net institutional buying dips below mined supply, lessening Bitcoin's demand base as firms and ETFs face structural constraints amid tighter liquidity cycles.

US-China trade tensions ease as President Trump announces a deal suspending tariffs, removing non-tariff measures, and boosting soy purchases.

The SEC delayed equity market compliance deadlines until 2026, citing regulatory uncertainty and a funding lapse. Crypto exchanges fighting enforcement might cite the same logic.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent just called Bitcoin “more resilient than ever,” tagging Senate Democrats and kicking open the D.C. gates.



