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MicroStrategy’s $8.2B Loss Masks Expanding Bitcoin Empire
MicroStrategy reported an $8.22 billion net loss in the second quarter of 2026, but the headline figure tells only part of the story. The world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder expanded its BTC position, strengthened its balance sheet, and increased its cash reserves despite Bitcoin’s price decline during the quarter. Strategy Posts $8.2 Billion Loss as
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The Web’s Missing Payment Primitive Didn’t Need Better Tech, It Needed to Ditch Humans
- Micropayments died since the 1990s on cognition, not technology.
- x402 removes the human, not the friction, from the decision.
- Average x402 payment is 32 cents, not a fraction of a cent.
Citi Slashes Coinbase Target 41% — And Keeps Its Buy Rating
- Coinbase (COIN) Stock Faces Q2 Earnings After Citi's 41% Cut
- Analysts expect revenue near $1.3 billion, below last quarter's $1.41 billion
- Options traders hedge COIN stock into the print while big money keeps buying
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Bitcoin’s Final Bear Leg: History Says $35,000, On-Chain Data Disagrees
- Seasonal bear market patterns point to $46,000 in September and $35,000 by January.
- Long-term holders already absorb more supply than miners issue, a classic bottom trait.
- Bitcoin Price Temperature sits at zero, a level that marked every prior cycle low.
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OFAC Targets Iran’s Crypto-Funded Toll Scheme in Strait of Hormuz
- OFAC sanctioned two Iranian firms selling Hormuz vessel insurance, one accepting Bitcoin.
- Hormuz Safe takes Bitcoin payments and generates revenue on the IRGC's behalf.
- Treasury also took action against 8 shadow fleet tankers for transporting Iranian crude oil
Nokia Bulls Have One Level Left to Defend After 52% Crash From June Peak
- Nokia stock fell to $8.44, testing the 0.786 Fibonacci support at $8.50.
- An ex-dividend date and a Deutsche Bank target cut added selling pressure.
- RSI at 27 shows no bullish divergence, keeping the $6.06 low in play.
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Stablecoin Banking Competition Expands Beyond Settlement
- Stablecoins are gaining ground across payments, payroll, business transfers and settlement.
- Card issuance, foreign exchange, compliance and account management offer providers greater revenue opportunities and stronger customer relationships.
- Stablecoin neobanks face growing responsibility as they combine payments, yield, credit and trading within one product.
Xbox Revenue Falls 7% in FY26 Despite 200 Million New Players
- Xbox gaming revenue fell 7% in fiscal 2026 despite 200 million new players.
- Declining console hardware sales drove much of the annual decline.
- Sharma plans cost cuts and price hikes to hit FY27 growth.
