Rumor: Saylor Posted the Dots. The Bitcoin Buy Still Needs Receipts
Strategy’s chairman has revived the familiar Sunday guessing game. His November 8 post contains no new purchase size or holdings total.
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Strategy’s chairman has revived the familiar Sunday guessing game. His November 8 post contains no new purchase size or holdings total.
Read story ↗FinCEN moved against MEXC over alleged illicit transactions. The order’s effective date matters as much as the headline.
Read story ↗IREN’s AI cloud revenue reached about $200 million as Bitcoin mining shrank to $28 million. The company’s exit target still leaves room for small mining operations in 2027.
Read story ↗Hyperliquid Strategies has sought futures-commission-merchant status. A filing is a route toward regulated access, not a live license.
Read story ↗Reports describe account closures on December 31 and maintenance fees beginning November 29. Those dates are not interchangeable.
Read story ↗AI leases now dominate TeraWulf’s sales. Its spectacular reported bottom line includes large non-cash effects, not simply a surge in operating earnings.
Read story ↗Gnosis Pay confirmed unauthorized access to its legacy consumer-card system. Personal-data exposure matters even when balances remain untouched.
Read story ↗A Labor Department rule package reached White House review. That is a procedural advance, not an order to put Bitcoin in every retirement account.
Read story ↗Spot Bitcoin ETFs lost about $430 million on November 5. That punctures the idea that institutional access means institutions only buy.
Read story ↗Core Scientific says it expects to finish its mining wind-down in Q4. Colocation already supplied roughly 92% of third-quarter revenue.
Read story ↗October’s calendar trade ran into an ugly combination of weaker demand, rate anxiety and an exchange-security shock. The seasonality story did not pay the bills.
Read story ↗Only two of the 20 largest non-stablecoin tokens rose in October, according to CryptoTicker’s review. Bitcoin dominance rose because the rest fell harder.
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