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Strategy bought the biggest Bitcoin clip in a while at $1.25 billion. Yet, price did not really move higher. Is that bullish or bearish for MSTR?

Coinbase is pushing for the crypto market-structure bill to be passed, but the window for that is rapidly closing. Here’s why that matters.

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Strategy Buys 13,627 BTC For $1.25 Billion But MSTR Teeters Around $150 Support

Strategu just bought another 13,627 Bitcoin $BTC for $1.25 billion, bringing its total hoard to nearly 700,000 coins.

But the aggressive buying hasn't stopped the stock from bleeding—shares are clinging to critical support at $150, trapped below every major moving average.

A break below this level risks a flush to $120, while bulls need to reclaim $164 to signal a pulse.

Is Saylor catching a falling knife, or is this the ultimate dip buy?

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Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP are going sideways some more as ETF see outflows again: here’s what’s moving markets today.

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson is not impressed: he said if the crypto market-structure bill does not pass in Q1, ‘crypto czar’ David Sacks should pack it up.

Silver is on a generational run, but at least one coin is gearing up to do something similar: here’s the privacy coin that is printing an identical pattern to silver as it broke out.

FINTECH FOCUS

Coinbase Pushes For Crypto Market-Structure Bill, But The Window Is Closing Fast

Coinbase is threatening to kill its support for the major crypto market-structure bill if lawmakers cave to banks and ban stablecoin rewards.

With $1.3 billion in annual revenue on the line, the exchange is fighting banking lobbyists who want to restrict yields to traditional institutions.

Analysts warn the clock is ticking: if the bill doesn't pass by Q2, midterm politics could kill it for good.

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