🪙 Strategy buys $1B worth of Bitcoin — amid Iran nuclear site strike

While the world discusses Middle East tensions, Saylor and his team quietly bought the dip.

🟡 Strategy purchased 10,100 BTC at $104,080 each — all within one week

🟡 Total holdings now stand at 592,100 BTC with an average entry price of $70,666

🟡 Drop followed reports of Israel striking Iranian nuclear sites

🟡 New yield target set at 25% YTD — currently sitting at 19.1%

🟡 At the same time, Strategy listed STRD, its new preferred share, on Nasdaq

🟡 STRD aims to raise $250m to buy more BTC

💬 “If your plan is to buy fear — here it is, live on CNN”

💬 Saylor congratulated Metaplanet on hitting 10,000 BTC, while staying ahead in the race himself

But analysts at VanEck and Standard Chartered are sounding the alarm: with high volatility, increasing BTC holdings may not grow company value — it could dilute it.

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🟠 Genius Group is back: +52% BTC treasury boost and a 1,000 BTC goal

The Nasdaq-listed AI company resumed buying Bitcoin after a court win — and immediately doubled down.

🟡 The court lifted a BTC purchase ban imposed during a dispute with Fatbrain AI

🟡 Since May 22, Genius Group acquired another 34 BTC — bringing its total to exactly 100

🟡 Average purchase price: $100,600 per BTC, total value: $10M

🟡 The company’s goal is to reach 1,000 BTC in its corporate treasury

🟡 Company CEO: “We were the first to be officially banned from buying Bitcoin. Now we’re the first to win that right back”

Meanwhile, GameStop is also boosting its reserves — now among the top 11 corporate BTC holders with 4,710 BTC. Looks like the trend is just heating up.

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🪙 $106K — the level that could trigger liquidation

Bitcoin is holding above $105K and absorbing liquidity. A breakout past $106K could spark a short squeeze, pushing the price sharply toward $110K. For now, $100K remains strong support — a drop below that level seems unlikely.

🟡 Large order clusters are forming just below $106K

🟡 $100K held — it was retested on June 6

🟡 Van de Poppe: “A scenario below $100K looks less and less likely”

💬 CrypNuevo: “We’re holding $100K — eyes on $106K”

The key question: will $106K flip into support — or become another bull trap?

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🪙 Fed pause could push BTC to $106K

Bitcoin is gaining macro support: the Fed has frozen rates, and Binance derivatives markets are unwinding leverage. This sets the stage for a short squeeze.

🟡 $104K is a strong demand zone — price held above it

🟡 Open Interest on Binance is dropping despite price climbing

🟡 Historically, Fed pauses → BTC rallies

🟡 Liquidity above $106K is growing rapidly

CryptoQuant: “The combo of stable rates and falling OI is a bullish signal”

CoinGlass: “Short liquidation risk is rising above $106K”

Watch $106K closely — if it breaks, we could quickly see $110K+.

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🪙 Arizona wants to stack Bitcoin using confiscated funds

The Arizona Senate has revived the previously failed Bitcoin reserve bill — HB 2324 is back on the table.

🟡 Establish a Bitcoin and digital assets fund

🟡 Allocate part of confiscated crypto to this fund

🟡 The first $300k goes to the prosecutor’s office, everything above is split evenly between the reserve, the state, and the attorney general

🟡 The bill expands crypto confiscation powers — even over deported or deceased individuals

🗣 Governor Hobbs said:

“Cryptocurrencies are still too volatile for retirement savings.”
Still, she already signed one Bitcoin-related bill — HB 2749 — which allows the state to accumulate crypto without using taxpayer funds and earn income through staking.

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🪙 While the Middle East burns, Bitcoin stays calmer than the Nasdaq

Amid the strikes on Iran and rising geopolitical tensions, BTC has turned out to be… less volatile than the stock market.

📌 Facts that break the mold:

🟡 Bitcoin’s 60-day volatility is around 27%, lower than the S&P 500 and Nasdaq

🟡 Even the “Magnificent Seven” stocks swing harder — up to 40%

🟡 During the Russia–Ukraine war, BTC volatility was over 60%, now it’s calm

💬 From a Glassnode report:

“BTC is becoming a mature asset class.” Already 14.53M coins are held by long-term holders, and circulating supply is shrinking.

Institutions are moving in. ETFs, exchanges, corporations, and funds now hold over 30% of total supply. Analysts predict $150K by the end of 2025.

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🪙 Bullish breakout: Bitcoin breaks $108K and eyes new ATH

Bitcoin delivered a textbook move — sweeping short liquidity at $108K and accelerating upward. Now, all eyes are on a potential push toward all-time highs.

📈 What’s happening:

🟡 BTC surged nearly $10K in 3 days, reaching $108,182

🟡 Liquidity at $108K has been taken — next target: $111K+

🟡 Ichimoku Cloud shows a clean Kumo breakout

🟡 Titan of Crypto: “If we clear the Fair Value Gap, $111K is next”

💬 “Bulls are in control,” summed up analyst Matthew Hyland.

🌍 With calm returning to the Middle East, markets are now watching NATO and rising tensions with Russia. QCP Capital warns: geopolitics is back in play, and the market is undergoing a stress test.

Bitcoin leads once again — powered not just by technicals, but by mounting geopolitical pressure.

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🪙 Bitcoin Hits Highs, but Old Miners Stay Silent: Why Satoshi-Era Holders Aren’t Selling BTC

BTC is at all-time highs, yet the oldest miners seem to have forgotten where the “sell” button is.

📉 Unusual Market Behavior:

🟡Throughout 2025: Satoshi-era miners sold only 150 BTC

🟡For comparison: In 2024, they dumped nearly 10,000 BTC

🟡Mining pools with 100–1,000 BTC added 4,000 coins to reserves

🟡Total reserves hit 65,000 BTC — the highest since November

💬 CryptoQuant: “Miners are currently extremely underpaid but still holding.”

📉 Revenue dropped to $34M per day — a two-month low. Hashrate down 3.5% in 10 days. Yet, almost no sales.

In every past bull run, old wallets unloaded at highs. But in 2025, even the OGs have decided: selling is no longer the trend.

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🪙 Bitcoin loans are back — but this time, with scars

Celsius and BlockFi burned the book, but new players are quietly rewriting it — with more caution, less hype, and scars that still sting.

❌ No more black boxes?

🟡 Lenders now avoid the “rehypothecation roulette” that tanked billions — promising overcollateralization, public reserves, and lower LTVs

🟡 Retail is mostly gone — loans are now used for liquidity, tax deferral, or balance sheet play by corporates and long-term holders

🟡 Platforms like Strike say never again to reusing your BTC, while others offer full disclosure or third-party custody

💬 “Rehypothecation still worries users — some are doing it better, but it’s the same 2021 story if transparency is missing,” says Accountable CEO Wojtek Pawlowski

🔒 Safer ≠ bulletproof

🟡 BTC still swings 5%+ in a day — even conservative 40-50% LTV can collapse if markets dive

🟡 Collateral pools are mostly single-asset and can still vanish overnight

🟡 Modern lenders promise no yield-farming with user BTC — but one hidden repackaging, and the dominoes fall again

🤔 Who’s borrowing now?

🟡 Total CeFi Bitcoin loan book rebounded to $13.5B in Q1 2025 (up 9% QoQ)

🟡 Institutions and long-term HODLers are borrowing against BTC to access liquidity without triggering capital gains

🟡 But even they remain wary — because smart contracts don’t protect you from a 20% crash

💬 “Lower leverage, public reserves, even banking licenses — all improvements. But don’t pretend this thing’s bulletproof,” warns Savea CEO Sam Mudie

Bitcoin lending isn’t dead. But it's no longer the casino it used to be. And maybe that’s a good thing.

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