Strategy’s sharp stock plunge, renewed forced-sale fears, and Michael Saylor’s largest Bitcoin purchase in months collided this week to test market conviction and reshape the narrative around levered corporate Bitcoin holdings.

Markets are entering a critical stretch defined by missing economic data, rising rate-cut expectations, and a looming structural decision that could reshape corporate Bitcoin demand.

MicroStrategy just got included into the Nasdaq 100, a watershed moment for Bitcoin’s integration into traditional finance. How did MSTR do this and what does this mean for the crypto market?

While some corporations are doubling down on Bitcoin with record-breaking purchases, others remain on the sidelines. What does this divide mean for the future of crypto?

Bitcoin just broke through the USD 67,000 level for the first time since July. What caused this pump and will this positive momentum continue? 

We're seeing renewed confidence in the market as institutions continue to double down on Bitcoin. How will these moves shape the market as economic shifts unfold?

Does MicroStrategy’s debt-fueled grab of Bitcoin foreshadow continued market growth or hint at an approaching peak in crypto valuations?

MicroStrategy has become one of the largest Bitcoin whales in the market. What does this mean for Bitcoin and crypto going forward?