Michael Saylor has signaled that Strategy, the world’s largest corporate 
bitcoin holder, may sell a portion of its BTC to meet preferred stock dividend 
obligations, a significant departure from the firm’s founding promise to never 
liquidate its cryptocurrency reserves. Key Takeaways: Saylor said Strategy may 
sell BTC to pay dividends in May 2026, reversing its […]

Strategy May Sell Bitcoin to Fund Dividends, Saylor Breaks From ‘Never Sell’ Stance

Recent Fed rate cuts are seen as a mistake, potentially fueling inflation and 
boosting risk assets.
The post Danny Dayan: Recent rate cuts were a policy mistake, unchecked inflation could lead to parabolic rises in risk assets, and the Fed misjudged labor supply dynamics | Forward Guidance appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Danny Dayan: Recent rate cuts were a policy mistake, unchecked inflation could lead to parabolic rises in risk assets, and the Fed misjudged labor supply dynamics | Forward Guidance

U.S. authorities have taken control of the BG Wealth Sharing website after 
investigators linked the group to a suspected crypto investment fraud that 
left users with heavy losses. According to on-chain investigator ZachXBT, 
wallets tied to the operation attempted to…

U.S. seizes BG Wealth Sharing domain after $150M crypto scam claims

BG Wealth Sharing, according to authorities, claimed to provide guidance on 
crypto trading, advertised heavily on social media and offered “daily profit 
opportunities.”

Law enforcement freezes $41M connected to $150M crypto Ponzi collapse

Andreessen Horowitz’s crypto investment arm said its new fund would seek to 
back projects that “people keep using when the hype fades.”

a16z raises $2.2B for new fund backing stablecoins, prediction markets

The evacuation order highlights escalating tensions, potentially destabilizing 
regional security and impacting market perceptions of risk.
The post Israel orders evacuation of 12 Lebanese villages amid military 
escalation appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Strategy May Sell Bitcoin to Fund Dividends, Saylor Breaks From ‘Never Sell’ Stance

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