Strategy's September 8 statement confirmed the company held 845,050 BTC as of September 7 , the exact same figure it reported a week earlier. No accumulation.
Stories
Market narratives, headline shifts, and company moves surfaced from the live WordPress newsroom.
Stories blends the heaviest live categories so the old editorial section survives even though WordPress taxonomy now centers on classic news buckets.
The proposal lives on-chain as Referendum #1944 , titled "dotUSD: A Native Stablecoin for Polkadot. " It was in the Deciding state on the Root track when the referendum page was retrieved.
Strategy has hit pause on its Bitcoin buying once again, and this time it paired the freeze with a $176 million buyback of its STRC shares. The move refocuses the company's cash on its own stock rather than adding to the largest corporate Bitcoin stack.
Liquid Network has recovered 3,400 Bitcoin from parties described as white-hat hackers, while talks reportedly continue over a remaining $47 million, according to unconfirmed reports that have not been independently verified.
Arthur Hayes has taken aim at the CLARITY Act, arguing the crypto market-structure bill could harm Bitcoin, and he is calling on President Donald Trump to veto it.
The core claim is simple and unsettling: Blockstream's Liquid Network, a Bitcoin sidechain, reportedly stopped operating. That is the headline.
CoinShares is reading the latest Bitcoin fund flows as a bet on interest rates, not an escape hatch. The asset manager frames the movement of capital in and out of Bitcoin products as investors repositioning around the Federal Reserve's rate path, rather than a broad-based exit from the market.
Liquid hackers returned $270 million in Bitcoin days after draining roughly $320 million from the Liquid Network, a dramatic partial reversal that has left roughly $50 million unaccounted for and the crypto industry arguing over whether the attackers deserve to be called white hats at all.
A Singaporean has pleaded guilty in a $240 million Bitcoin theft case that hinged on the impersonation of crypto exchange Gemini, marking one of the largest reported digital-asset theft prosecutions to reach a plea.
A 22-year-old Singaporean accused of masterminding one of the largest crypto thefts ever charged is heading to a plea hearing in Washington, with prosecutors alleging he helped steal roughly $245 million in Bitcoin from a single victim.
Nearly 4,000 BTC reportedly left Liquid's federation through a valid peg-out, with no reported key compromise, according to unconfirmed reports that have not been matched to any transaction hash or official incident disclosure.
Liquid Network reportedly released 3,996 BTC following an L-BTC burn, a rare move on Bitcoin's federated sidechain that has drawn attention for its size and the sequence of events behind it.