Strategy's CEO Says Bitcoin Buys Come Down to Capital Costs, Not Price
Strategy CEO Phong Le explains why Bitcoin buying decisions come down to capital costs, not price, amid a bull market bet.
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Strategy CEO Phong Le explains why Bitcoin buying decisions come down to capital costs, not price, amid a bull market bet.
Jim Cramer says oil, a hawkish Fed and Iran strikes are whipsawing Wall Street, and Bitcoin isn't escaping the pressure.
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Robert Kiyosaki says he owes $1.2 billion. The loans sit on apartments, not on the Bitcoin and gold he promotes.
Japan's rate shock lifts bond yields to multi-decade highs. A stronger yen could test Bitcoin and the carry trade.
Dell stock jumped over 10% after hours as AI orders hit $60.9 billion and the company lifted its full-year outlook.
Bitcoin lost the $77,000 level on Tuesday, September 2, after President Trump confirmed renewed US airstrikes on Iranian targets near the Strait of Hormuz. The token hit $80,000 just 3 days ago after the US Treasury triggered a sudden bull…