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As debt, dividends, and buybacks enter the picture, some companies are starting to treat Bitcoin less like a sacred reserve and more like liquidity.
Gino Matos 5 min read 
A 10% plunge in oil prices and easing Middle East tensions have triggered a massive build in Bitcoin's open interest.
Bitcoin’s rebound has reopened the macro hedge debate, but the low-$80,000 range now has to prove whether buyers are building support.
The company’s BTC Gain metric is colliding with Wall Street forecasts for a first-quarter loss tied to Bitcoin’s drawdown.
Bitcoin’s next move depends on whether ETF demand can absorb profit-taking and force a decisive break above resistance.
BitMine has staked more than 4 million ETH, giving investors a listed-equity proxy for Ethereum’s proof-of-stake economy.
BTC’s break from stocks now depends on whether buyers can absorb oil, yield, and dollar pressure at the same time.
GameStop wants eBay’s 135 million buyers for a Bitcoin test but Wall Street thinks the deal can’t close
The new Tillis-Alsobrooks language just dropped, and it could decide whether the bill finally escapes committee or stalls again.
