AI-driven capital expenditure may boost GDP and employment but risks inflation 
persistence and higher borrowing costs, challenging economic stability.
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Morgan Stanley questions AI’s impact on US economic elasticity

Falling oil prices from US-Iran talks could ease inflation pressures, 
benefiting Asia-Pacific economies and potentially stabilizing global markets.
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Falling oil prices from US-Iran talks could ease inflation pressures, benefiting Asia-Pacific economies and potentially stabilizing global markets. The post Asia-Pacific markets set to rise as oil prices fall on US-Iran talks appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Asia-Pacific markets set to rise as oil prices fall on US-Iran talks

Bitcoin’s weekend bounce shows strong demand at lower levels, but holding 
$78,000 may remain a challenge for the bulls.

Bitcoin’s weekend bounce shows strong demand at lower levels, but holding $78,000 may remain a challenge for the bulls.

Price predictions 5/25: SPX, DXY, BTC, ETH, XRP, BNB, SOL, DOGE, HYPE, ZEC

Musk&#8217;s AI satellite initiative could revolutionize data processing but faces 
significant commercial and operational risks, impacting investor confidence.
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Elon Musk to unveil detailed AI satellite design in coming weeks

The US-Iran tensions highlight geopolitical risks impacting global markets, 
with energy price spikes and crypto volatility affecting investors.
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US military strikes Iranian missile sites in southern Iran, rattling crypto markets

Strategy currently holds 843,738 BTC valued at around $65 billion, making it 
one of the largest corporate holders of the cryptocurrency in the world. The 
company paid roughly $63 billion to acquire that stash, leaving it sitting on 
about $1.50 billion in unrealized profit. Related Reading: History Shows 
Bitcoin ETF Outflows Favor Accumulation, Says Santiment A Brief Pause, Not A 
Retreat None of that stopped Michael Saylor from announcing something that 
caught the crypto market off guard this week. The executive chairman confirmed 
on X that Strategy bought bonds this week instead of adding to its Bitcoin 
pile, writing that &#8220;the BitVac is charging&#8221; — a phrase suggesting the pause is 
temporary and the buying machine is being readied again. The move comes as 
Strategy works through a plan to repurchase close to $1.5 billion in face 
value of its 0% convertible senior notes due 2029. Reports indicate the 
company expects to pay around $1.38 billion in cash, drawing on existing 
reserves, stock sales through its at-the-market program, and potentially some 
Bitcoin sales to cover the cost. This week we bought bonds, not bitcoin. The 
₿itVac is charging. pic.twitter.com/yUpVNiNTPT — Michael Saylor (@saylor) May 
24, 2026 Debt Reduction And What It Means For Shareholders Retiring that debt 
at a discount has a direct effect on shareholders. Fewer convertible notes 
outstanding means less potential dilution from future share conversions, which 
in turn raises the amount of Bitcoin represented by each share of MSTR stock. 
Strategy&#8217;s last big Bitcoin acquisition saw it pick up 24,869 BTC for roughly 
$2 billion, funded through sales of its STRC perpetual preferred shares and 
MSTR stock. Based on reports, no Bitcoin was sold to fund this week&#8217;s bond 
purchases, leaving the company&#8217;s BTC holdings intact. MSTR Stock Under 
Pressure The announcement did little to calm investors already rattled by 
recent selling from inside the company. MSTR stock finished Friday down 3% at 
$159.89 and has fallen more than 5% over the past week, with reports pointing 
to share sales by CFO Andrew Kang and director Jarrod Patten as part of the 
pressure on the stock. Related Reading: Bitcoin Bull Thesis Goes Big: 39 
Trillion Reasons To Buy, Says Gemini Founder Saylor has long described his 
approach as &#8220;Bitcoin forever,&#8221; and Strategy has raised billions through 
various financial instruments to keep buying. By pulling back on fresh 
purchases this week to clean up its debt picture, Strategy appears to be 
preparing its balance sheet for the next round of accumulation rather than 
stepping away from the trade. Featured image from Unsplash, chart from 
TradingView

Strategy currently holds 843,738 BTC valued at around $65 billion, making it one of the largest corporate holders of the cryptocurrency in the world. The company paid roughly $63 billion to acquire that stash, leaving it sitting on about $1.50 billion in unrealized profit. Related Reading: History Shows Bitcoin ETF Outflows Favor Accumulation, Says Santiment &#8230;

Morgan Stanley questions AI’s impact on US economic elasticity

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