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Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin treasury firm has released a record revenue report following a bumper quarter for Bitcoin prices. 

Ethereum treasury strategies avoid hype, and focus on productive yield and staking, according to Galaxy Digital.

BTC surged past $119,000 for the first time ever.

Keyrock warns $12.8B in debt maturing by 2028 could strain BTC Treasury firms like Marathon and Nakamoto, especially if Bitcoin prices fall.

Strategy skipped its usual Monday BTC buy, but reported $14B in Q2 2025 gains as its stash ballooned to $64.36B in fair value.

The latest acquisition is much bigger than the previous one.

FHFA wants to evaluate how crypto can be used in underwriting; Saylor’s model assesses credit via BTC reserves, risk and spreads.

Michael Saylor is buying more Bitcoin this Monday in a piece of news that probably doesn’t surprise many at this point.

Strategy continues its weekly buying spree, adding more than 1,000 BTC to its growing stockpile.

Michael Saylor’s Strategy has announced plans to conduct an initial public offering of 2.5 million shares of preferred stock.

Metaplanet has acquired 7,126 BTC in 2025 alone as part of its aggressive accumulation plan.

Bitcoin mania may come from new firms mimicking Saylor, though many may not withstand huge losses.

An investment mastermind club founder says keep an eye on Q2 earnings reports in early August. High-flying Bitcoin stock, Strategy, could qualify for the S&P 500.

Bitcoin accumulation company Strategy has reported a strong start to 2025 in its first quarterly revenue report. 

Public companies now hold over 700,000 BTC, with new firms announcing treasury strategies nearly every week according to industry executives.

Strategy is bridging Bitcoin to Wall Street with 55 million investors now indirectly exposed through MSTR holdings.

Bitcoin ETFs and whales like Strategy are creating price stability as institutional inflows replace retail speculation in BTC markets.

Strategy’s Bitcoin playbook has seen it outperform tech giants like Apple, Google, and Tesla by a wide margin.