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Saylor Buys Again

14 min
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Official episode titleSaylor Buys Again: Wall Street Moves On-Chain as Bitcoin Defies Global Chaos
01 / Episode briefing

Episode notes

Michael Saylor is buying Bitcoin again — and Wall Street is moving deeper on-chain.

In today’s Crypto News Today Daily Roundup, Strategy returns to the Bitcoin market with another major purchase, taking its holdings above 845,000 BTC, while Bitcoin shows surprising resilience despite renewed geopolitical tensions, rising oil prices and fears of another Federal Reserve rate hike.

We also look at BitMine’s enormous Ethereum accumulation as the company closes in on owning 5% of the entire ETH supply, the New York Stock Exchange owner ICE expanding its push into tokenized securities, Russia preparing for a potentially $46 billion regulated crypto market, and Robinhood Chain briefly overtaking Ethereum in daily application revenue as memecoin trading explodes.

Plus: major progress for Zcash private transactions, new crypto-backed lending plans from Russia’s largest bank, and another important debate developing inside the Bitcoin mining community.

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02 / Listening map

Key topics in this edition

  1. 01

    Strategy buys another 4,603 Bitcoin

  2. 02

    Bitcoin holds firm despite geopolitical turmoil

  3. 03

    BitMine approaches 5% of the Ethereum supply

  4. 04

    Wall Street accelerates its tokenization push

  5. 05

    Russia prepares for regulated crypto trading

  6. 06

    Robinhood Chain sees explosive activity

  7. 07

    Zcash privacy transactions get dramatically faster