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Bitcoin reclaims $64k – But Strategy’s $216mln underwater sale threatens momentum

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July 10, 2026

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Has Bitcoin's biggest seller already stepped aside, or is retail next?

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CoinDesk

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· Jun 27, 2026

Why a selloff in gold and silver is dragging bitcoin down

Why a selloff in gold and silver is dragging bitcoin down

Al Jazeera English

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· Jul 10, 2026

Why is the cryptocurrency market slumping? | Counting the Cost

The cryptocurrency market is now worth more than $2.23 trillion. Yet, Bitcoin has lost more than half its value since prices hit their peak in October 2025. Despite repeated boom and bust cycles, institutional investors are pouring billions into the digital assets. Traditional banks are embracing them. Politicians are becoming some of their biggest champions and beneficiaries, and governments are racing to write the rules. But cryptocurrency is also becoming a tool for political interference and for sanctioned states seeking to move money beyond the traditional financial system. As the tokens move further into the mainstream, is regulation keeping pace? #crypto #cryptocurrency #economy #finance #bitcoin #business #markets #aljazeera

Business Today

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· Jun 26, 2026

Business wisdom of the day: 'In the moment of crisis, the wise...'

In today’s volatile market, a company's default instinct during a downturn is often to build a dam — cut all non-essential spending, hoard cash, and freeze external partnerships.

The Motley Fool

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· Jul 5, 2026

Anthropic Could Be a $1 Trillion IPO This Fall. These 2 Stocks Already Own a Piece.

You can't buy what may be the fall's biggest IPO yet. But two familiar publicly traded megacaps bought in years ago.

The Real Deal

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· Jun 30, 2026

World’s third-richest man can’t hack NYC rent stabilization market

Being one of the richest people in history does not insulate an investor from the pains of New York City’s rent-stabilized multifamily market. Sergey Brin of Google co-founding fame sold his stake in a real estate fund back to its manager, Douglas Eisenberg’s AE Real Estate, Bloomberg reported. The sale of the shares unfolded in December through a limited liability company, but is only being revealed now. Specifics of the sale back to AE remain unclear. The value of his stake in the 5,900 units within the fund was approximately 79 million, according to public records, a rounding error for []This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.

Sweden Herald

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· Jun 27, 2026

PriceRunner vs Google - now the billion-kronor dispute is settled

PriceRunner vs Google - now the billion-kronor dispute is settled

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Related coverage for "Bitcoin reclaims $64k – But Strategy’s $216mln underwater sale threatens momentum": CoinDesk — Why a selloff in gold and silver is dragging bitcoin down. Al Jazeera English — Why is the cryptocurrency market slumping? | Counting the Cost. Business Today — Business wisdom of the day: 'In the moment of crisis, the wise...' . The Motley Fool — Anthropic Could Be a $1 Trillion IPO This Fall. These 2 Stocks Already Own a Piece.. The Real Deal — World’s third-richest man can’t hack NYC rent stabilization market. Sweden Herald — PriceRunner vs Google - now the billion-kronor dispute is settled