September 21, 2026
Bitcoin

Strategy’s BTC Divestment Sparks Buying Not Exodus

Bitcoin’s largest corporate treasury accumulator, Strategy, announced its first major bitcoin sale over the last week. However, the market has taken it well. After reaching  a cycle low of $57,803 on 1 July, following a period of extended downtrend, BTC has started July positively, and in line with the views we expressed in Bitfinex Alpha,

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Crypto

Bitcoin investor recovers $4.5m after 12-year wait

A British investor has recovered 61 bitcoin worth approximately £3.3 million, or about $4.5 million, more than 12 years after losing access to the cryptocurrency. Summary British investor recovered 61 BTC after proving ownership of funds held through collapsed exchange Intersango. His £1,500 investment produced recovered bitcoin valued around £3.3m after more than twelve years

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Bitcoin

Strategy’s Cash Reserve Raises the Stakes for Its Next Bitcoin Filing

In MicroStrategy Bitcoin news today, Michael Saylor posted a two-word message on X on August 27, simply saying “We’re Back”, suggesting Strategy was returning to buying BTC, prompting traders to ask whether the company was ready to resume purchases. The post followed 10 weeks in which Strategy bought no Bitcoin. Bitcoin was trading near $79,183

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Crypto

Bitwise HYPE ETF adds $10.5m after four-day pause

Bitwise’s Hyperliquid exchange-traded fund resumed accumulating HYPE on Sept. 4 after four days without a tracked purchase. Summary Arkham tracked Bitwise-linked wallets purchasing approximately $10.5 million in HYPE after four inactive trading days. BHYP’s tracked HYPE purchases reached $166.3 million since launch, according to Arkham’s on-chain address attribution. Friday’s allocation was the fund’s largest tracked

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Crypto

Solana leads RWA networks with $348m monthly inflows

Solana attracted approximately $348 million in net real-world asset flows over the latest 30-day period, placing it ahead of other tracked blockchain distribution networks. Summary Solana attracted $348 million in net distributed RWA flows during the latest thirty-day measurement period. Network distributed RWA value reached roughly $4.23 billion as tracked holder addresses climbed to 398,644.

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Bitcoin

Better and Coinbase’s bitcoin-backed mortgages can reuse borrowers’ collateral

Better Mortgage can reuse the pledged bitcoin, and borrowers cannot recover their crypto until the main conventional mortgage is fully repaid or refinanced. Source link

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Crypto

Kraken launches OpenAI and Anthropic pre-IPO perps

Kraken is offering perpetual futures tied to the private-market valuations of OpenAI and Anthropic, giving eligible traders leveraged exposure before either artificial intelligence company completes a public listing. Summary Kraken offers cash-settled Anthropic and OpenAI pre-IPO perpetuals with maximum leverage of five times globally. The contracts provide price exposure without shares, voting rights, dividends or

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Bitcoin

National Sheriffs’ Association Drops Opposition To CLARITY Act

The National Sheriffs’ Association this week dropped its opposition to the crypto Clarity Act, after having previously warned that the proposed bill could help criminals.  Writing Thursday to Senate Majority Leader John Thune and Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, the association said it was changing its stance to neutral given how complex the issue is.  A

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Crypto

Tether-backed Orionx closes over $7m custody gap

Chilean crypto exchange Orionx began permanently closing its operations on Sept. 3 after a forensic audit identified a custody shortfall exceeding $7 million. Summary Orionx began permanently closing after an audit found over $7 million missing from custodial wallets. Customer withdrawals remain suspended while Orionx calculates balances and prepares its planned asset restitution process. Chile’s

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Bitcoin

Can You Get Your Cash Back? Treasury & FASB ask Stablecoin Sector

On 18 August 2026, two documents landed in the stablecoin world that had nothing to do with each other — except for the one question they both kept circling back to. One came from the US Treasury, while the other from the Financial Accounting Standards Board. One is about who can legally sell you a

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