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Bitcoin is the theme of the month among corporations, with ever more jumping on the BTC treasury train. But could this create a financial ticking time bomb?

Coinbase, Robinhood and Circle have surged over the past weeks — but Bitcoin, ETH and SOL have not. What’s driving this divergence in performance between crypto stocks and coins?

Plus, markets are whipsawing on every headline — from global conflict to interest rate chatter. Join former Wall Street trader Chris Capre on July 2 to learn how he spots fast-moving trades, manages risk and stays one step ahead in this volatile market. This could be your real-time plan for navigating July’s chaos.

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TOP STORY

Corporate Bitcoin Buying Spree: Booming Strategy Or Ticking Financial Time Bomb?

Major U.S. corporations are increasingly adding Bitcoin to their balance sheets, raising concerns about potential market risks as the trend accelerates under President Donald Trump's administration.

Companies like Trump Media & Technology Group are driving this surge, recently announcing plans to invest around $2.5 billion in Bitcoin through stock and debt sales.

But a new report shines light on why this strategy may build up systemic risks for the financial sector.

Are corporate Bitcoin buyers creating a time bomb?

Read the full scoop here.

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Trading The Headlines: Chris Capre’s Strategy For July

Markets are whipsawing on every headline—from global conflict to interest rate chatter. Join former Wall Street trader Chris Capre on July 2 to learn how he spots fast-moving trades, manages risk, and stays one step ahead in this volatile market. This could be your real-time plan for navigating July’s chaos.

Secure your seat for free.

QUICK N DIRTY

Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and Dogecoin are moving sideways as inflation data came in slightly higher than expected: what’s coming next?

Bitcoin to new highs? Don’t hold your breath, Glassnode says. In its latest report, the analytics provider details why new highs aren’t coming soon.

Michael Saylor says the corporate Bitcoin buying spree can add another leg up with the right tools — here’s what he has in mind.

FINTECH FOCUS

Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana Lag Behind Robinhood, Circle, Coinbase: Why Do Crypto Stocks Outperform Coins?

Attention is shifting from cryptocurrencies to equities and publicly traded companies like Robinhood Markets, Coinbase Global and Circle Internet Group, which have surged ahead in performance over the past month.

Circle has led the pack with a 162% return in the last 30 days, while Coinbase and Robinhood gained between 30% and 35% during the same period.

Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana logged negative returns ranging from -2% to -18% over the same timeframe.

What’s driving this divergence?

Read the full scoop here.

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