Bitcoin treasury bear market tipped to end as short seller backs off MSTR
Bitcoin treasury stocks may have seen the worst of their declines, with an investment firm ending its short position on Strategy after its mNAV decline “played out.”
Bitcoin treasury stocks may have seen the worst of their declines, with an investment firm ending its short position on Strategy after its mNAV decline “played out.”
Bitcoin losses remained near 20% for November, risking its worst 11th month since the 2018 bear market, but AI predicted a bottom coming this week.
The Bank of England invites feedback on its proposed stablecoin framework, with the aim of finalizing the rules in the second half of 2026.
The recent Bitcoin “dumping” is a positive sign for the asset, but it could take years, not weeks, for Bitcoin to reach that magic $200,000 number.
The Hyperliquid development team provided clarity on Saturday’s token unlock in response to community fears of increased selling pressure.
Bitcoin liquidity cues received a clear signal from the Fed, as the end of QT sparked the second-largest overnight liquidity injection since the COVID-19 era.
SOL demand cools as its total value locked drops by $10 billion and memecoin trading slumps. Traders’ lack of appetite for long leverage could further complicate the situation.
Bitfinex said the recent 66% slide in spot trading volumes echoes lulls seen before next leg in the cycle.
Strategy remains in the Nasdaq 100 as MSCI considers excluding firms whose crypto holdings exceed 50% of total assets.
Ripple’s dollar-backed stablecoin secures a major regulatory win as Abu Dhabi allows licensed firms to use RLUSD inside its international financial center.