

BNB just beat Bitcoin, XRP, and Solana over the past week, yet something stopped the rally cold before it could stick. The answer lies in a specific market-cap milestone BNB crossed and then lost within days.

Bitcoin needs to shatter records it has never touched to double, while Solana only needs to reclaim familiar ground. The case for which coin gets there first comes down to one overlooked structural advantage that most investors are ignoring.

A Crypto.com-backed blockchain just erased nearly two hours of transaction history to recover funds from a massive exploit, raising an uncomfortable question about whether the immutability that crypto investors depend on is a technical guarantee or simply a matter of who controls enough votes.

Both Strive and Strategy use the same floating-rate preferred stock structure to fund their Bitcoin ambitions, yet one just bought 1,375 coins while the other spent $176 million buying back its own shares. The reason comes down to where each preferred stock trades relative to its par value.

Social media erupted over an SEC order that appeared to declare XRP, Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana official commodities under federal law. The reality is far more limited, and far more interesting, than the headlines suggest.

Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR | MSTR Price Prediction) has bought no Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) this week, instead spending $176.3 million buying back its own preferred stock, according to a September 8 filing signed by general counsel Thomas C. Chow.

IonQ's CEO just put a specific year on Q-Day, the moment quantum computers could shatter the encryption protecting Bitcoin wallets, and the timeline is far closer than most investors realize. The twist: he's also selling the only product he claims can stop it.

Company to provide hosting and on-site operations and maintenance services through its facility in Manila, Arkansas SINGAPORE, Sept. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- BTC Digital Ltd.
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