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TREE NEWS reports: Strive has raised enough funds through SATA in the first two trading days of this week to purchase more than 348 bitcoins. The exact amount raised was not disclosed, but the move signals continued institutional interest in bitcoin.

TREE NEWS update: CryptoQuant reports that Bitcoin’s 24% rally has shifted key market indicators bullish, signaling the initial phase of a new bull market. However, rising profit-taking could cause short-term volatility, with $83,000 identified as a critical support level to watch.

TREE NEWS update: HyperliquidNews reports that the stablecoin market capitalization has reached $6.888 billion, approaching the all-time high of $7 billion, just before the upcoming launch of AQAv2. This milestone highlights the growing demand for stablecoins in the crypto ecosystem.

TREE NEWS update: Prediction market Kalshi has raised approximately $1.12 billion through equity financing, according to SEC filings, with a total offering size of $1.5 billion. The funds will support its expansion in the prediction market space.

TREE NEWS update: Gold extended its rally to a three-month high as a weaker dollar and falling yields boosted demand, while Bitcoin briefly climbed above $80,000 for the first time since May. The moves reflect shifting market dynamics amid macroeconomic uncertainty.

TREE NEWS reports: Hyperliquid’s AQAv2 first tranche of funds could be used to repurchase approximately $20 million worth of HYPE tokens, according to ChainCatcher. This move is part of the platform’s ongoing token buyback strategy, potentially boosting HYPE’s market dynamics.

TREE NEWS update: Hyperliquid’s AQAv2 mechanism is expected to generate its first revenue of about $20 million on October 3, which will be used to buy back and burn HYPE tokens. The mechanism, announced in May, allocates 90% of stablecoin yields to repurchase HYPE, with Coinbase as fund deployer and Circle handling technical deployment. Analysts estimate annual buyback pressure of $135M-$160M.

TREE NEWS update: Strategy faces annual debt obligations of approximately $1.76 billion, with its $66.7 billion Bitcoin holdings dependent on capital market financing. The company’s leverage strategy underscores the risks and reliance on external funding to sustain its crypto investments.

TREE NEWS update: According to OKX market data, Bitcoin has fallen below $79,000, currently trading at $78,996.7, with a 24-hour decline of 0.09%. The move reflects continued volatility in the crypto market.

TREE NEWS reports: Kalshi launched the first CFTC-approved spot bitcoin perpetual futures on June 3, with $5.5B in trading volume in the first two weeks. The product targets US institutions, but critics warn of high risks for retail investors. Recent bitcoin volatility triggered $529M in liquidations in one hour.

TREE NEWS reports: Strategy’s bitcoin holdings are worth $66.7 billion, with annual obligations of about $1.76 billion. Analysis shows the company depends on continuous capital market access to meet debt and preferred stock payments, and a 96% BTC price drop would be needed to exhaust its assets. Cash reserves cover annual fees 2.6 times, but if financing deteriorates, Strategy may sell more bitcoin.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin rose 24% this week, approaching $79,000, while altcoins underperformed, indicating investor preference for BTC amid market uncertainty.

TREE NEWS reports: A report suggests Strategy’s primary risk is not Bitcoin’s price but losing access to capital markets needed to service its $1.76 billion annual obligations. The company’s $66 billion Bitcoin acquisition strategy relies heavily on continued market access.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin gained roughly 24% this week, outpacing the broader crypto market, which grew less. This divergence is reflected in Bitcoin’s rising dominance, signaling a shift in investor preference toward the leading cryptocurrency.

TREE NEWS update: Data shows the Coinbase Ethereum premium has turned positive, indicating that institutions are steadily accumulating ETH. This trend suggests growing institutional interest in Ethereum despite market fluctuations.

TREE NEWS reports: Solana’s blockchain processed 4.2 billion transactions in July, setting a new all-time high. This milestone highlights the network’s growing adoption and scalability.

TREE NEWS reports: MEXC has announced its withdrawal from the Dutch market, advising users to transition to Bybit EU, which operates under the MiCAR license. This move aligns with the European Union’s new crypto regulatory framework.

TREE NEWS update: Data shows that Binance experienced a net outflow of 230 million USDT over the past 24 hours. This significant movement of stablecoins may indicate large withdrawals or transfers by users, potentially reflecting market sentiment or internal rebalancing.

TREE NEWS reports: Kamino has introduced a fixed-rate credit product with a private beta now live. The product aims to offer stable, predictable borrowing rates within the DeFi ecosystem.