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Bitcoin Rally Has ‘Serious Institutional Money’ Behind It, Devere Says

Bitcoin’s renewed advance reflects stronger institutional demand, according to Devere Group CEO Nigel Green, who predicts that bulls have regained control. His outlook follows a rebound in ETF inflows, despite uneven fund demand and a U.S. legislative setback. Green Sees Institutional Demand Supporting Bitcoin Bitcoin’s recovery could gain durability from institutional allocations, according to comments […]

Bitcoin.com NewsBitcoin.com News•Kevin Helms22 Sept

BitMine ETH Treasury Nears 6 Million Tokens As Total Holdings Reach $17.1B

TL;DR BitMine reported 5,983,940 ETH in its treasury, just short of 6 million tokens. The company valued its combined treasury holdings at $17.1 billion. The disclosure also listed 212 BTC, $714 million in cash and securities, and stakes in Beast Industries and Eightco. BitMine Immersion Technologies has pushed its Ethereum treasury to within touching distance of 6 million ETH. A September 21 filing shows the company holds 5,983,940 ETH, alongside 212 BTC and a wider portfolio of cash, securities and strategic investments. BitMine put the combined value of those holdings at $17.1 billion. BitMine’s ETH Position Keeps Growing The exact ETH figure matters here. BitMine has not yet crossed 6 million ETH; it reported 5,983,940 tokens. According to the company’s disclosure, that position represents roughly 4.9% of the circulating ETH supply figure it used in the filing. The company also reported $714 million in cash and marketable securities, a $180 million stake in Beast Industries and a $105 million stake in Eightco. Taken together, the numbers show that BitMine’s balance sheet is broader than ETH alone, even though Ethereum remains the dominant part of the story. Ethereum Treasury Companies Are Becoming Their Own Market Category Public-company crypto treasuries were once overwhelmingly associated with Bitcoin. BitMine’s strategy shows how quickly that model has expanded into Ethereum. Holding almost 6 million ETH gives the company exposure not only to the token’s price but also to the wider economics around staking, network activity and institutional demand for Ethereum-based assets. It also makes changes in the company’s treasury unusually important for the ETH market simply because of the size involved. For now, the filing supports a precise conclusion: BitMine holds 5,983,940 ETH and values its combined disclosed treasury assets at $17.1 billion. Anything beyond that — including assumptions about future purchases or when the company will cross 6 million ETH — remains outside the filing. This article was written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae. Source: Primary Source

NewsBTCNewsBTC•NewsBTC Editorial Team22 Sept
  • favorable toward BitMine Immersion Technologies · 86%

Strive Adds 1,355 Bitcoin As Corporate Treasury Reaches 26,355 BTC

TL;DR Strive disclosed the purchase of 1,355 BTC at an average price of about $79,475. Its corporate Bitcoin treasury increased from 25,000 BTC to 26,355 BTC. The disclosure relates to Strive’s own balance sheet, not third-party fund assets. Strive has increased its corporate Bitcoin holdings to 26,355 BTC after disclosing another 1,355 BTC purchase. The company reported the acquisition in a September 21 SEC filing, with the new coins purchased at an average price of roughly $79,475 each. Strive Pushes Past 26,000 BTC Before the latest addition, Strive held 25,000 BTC. The new purchase takes that figure to 26,355 BTC, giving the company a materially larger direct exposure to Bitcoin on its own corporate balance sheet. That point is important because Strive also operates in asset management. The 26,355 BTC figure refers to the company’s treasury position rather than Bitcoin held on behalf of outside investors in funds or managed products. The size of the new purchase also puts Strive among the more active public-company Bitcoin accumulators in the current market. At roughly $79,475 per coin, the company added exposure near the same broad price zone in which other treasury buyers have been active during September. Treasury Companies Keep Competing For Bitcoin Supply The filing arrives as corporate Bitcoin strategies continue to move beyond the handful of companies that pioneered the model. For investors, the practical question is increasingly less about whether public companies will hold Bitcoin and more about how aggressively individual firms intend to finance those positions. Strive’s latest disclosure gives a clear answer on direction: it is still adding. The company has not presented the 1,355 BTC as client assets or ETF holdings, and the distinction matters when comparing its position with asset managers that custody Bitcoin for third parties. On the numbers that are verified, Strive’s own treasury has now climbed to 26,355 BTC. This article was written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae. Source: Primary Source

NewsBTCNewsBTC•NewsBTC Editorial Team21 Sept

Strategy Buys Another 950 Bitcoin As Holdings Reach 846,000 BTC

TL;DR Strategy bought 950 BTC during the week ending September 20 for $75.7 million. The purchases were made at an average price of $79,670 per Bitcoin. Strategy now reports 846,000 BTC acquired for an aggregate $63.80 billion. Strategy has added another 950 Bitcoin to its balance sheet, extending the corporate treasury strategy that continues to define the company. An SEC filing dated September 21 shows the purchases were made between September 14 and September 20 for an aggregate $75.7 million in cash. The average purchase price was $79,670 per BTC. Strategy’s Bitcoin Stack Reaches 846,000 BTC Following the latest acquisition, Strategy reported total holdings of 846,000 BTC. The company says those coins were acquired for an aggregate $63.80 billion, putting its average acquisition price at $75,416 per Bitcoin. The timing is worth keeping precise. The filing landed on September 21, but it covers purchases made over the prior week rather than a single transaction executed on filing day. That distinction has become increasingly important with Strategy’s regular treasury updates, which often bundle several purchases into one disclosure. The same filing also shows the company repurchased 1,771,238 shares of its STRC preferred stock for $174 million. Corporate Treasury Strategy Keeps Expanding Strategy’s latest move reinforces how aggressively it continues to use the public markets and its capital structure to support a Bitcoin-heavy balance sheet. At 846,000 BTC, the company’s exposure is no longer a side allocation. Bitcoin is central to how investors value the business, how its financing activity is interpreted and how changes in BTC price feed through to the company’s balance-sheet narrative. The latest purchase was made above Strategy’s aggregate average cost, which also means every incremental acquisition at current levels nudges that blended cost basis higher. For now, the key confirmed figures are the 950 BTC weekly purchase and the resulting 846,000 BTC total. The filing does not indicate that all 950 BTC were bought on September 21 itself. This article was written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae. Source: Primary Source

NewsBTCNewsBTC•NewsBTC Editorial Team21 Sept
  • neutral toward MicroStrategy · 96%

Circle Now Lets Institutional Clients Borrow USDC Against Their Bitcoin

Stablecoin issuer Circle is courting crypto-owning institutions, launching a lending service on Monday that lets them borrow USDC against their bitcoin holdings. Circle, the company behind the USDC stablecoin, has launched a service that lets institutional customers borrow dollar-pegged tokens against their bitcoin holdings—the latest push by a crypto firm to court treasury departments that […]

Bitcoin.com NewsBitcoin.com News•Andrew Hayward21 Sept
  • neutral toward Circle · 97%

Bitcoin Bull Market Engaged? 50-Week Moving Average Flips Bullish

Bitcoin Magazine Bitcoin Bull Market Engaged? 50-Week Moving Average Flips Bullish Bitcoin just closed a weekly candle above its 50-week simple moving average for the first time this cycle, and Sean Hagan puts roughly 80% confidence on this being a genuine regime change. This post Bitcoin Bull Market Engaged? 50-Week Moving Average Flips Bullish first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Patrick Green .

Bitcoin MagazineBitcoin Magazine•Patrick Green21 Sept

Bitcoin Reclaims $85,000 For First Time In Eight Months

TL;DR Bitcoin crossed $85,000 on September 21, reaching a session high of $85,174.35. That marked BTC’s highest spot level since January 2026. The move is a price milestone, not confirmation of a new bull-market leg. Bitcoin pushed through $85,000 on September 21, putting the market back at a level it had not seen since January. The move took BTC to a session high of $85,174.35, according to the validated spot-price snapshot used for this report. That makes the reclaim notable for a simple reason: the market spent roughly eight months below this part of the range. Bitcoin Returns To An Eight-Month High The cleanest way to read the move is as a change in where Bitcoin is trading, rather than an invitation to attach a larger forecast to it. Crossing $85,000 matters because it restores a price zone that had effectively remained out of reach through much of 2026. It also gives traders a new reference point after months in which rallies repeatedly failed to push BTC back toward its January highs. What the move does not establish on its own is how durable the break will be. A session high can tell us where buyers were able to push price; it cannot, by itself, tell us whether the market will hold that level over the next several daily closes. That distinction matters especially in Bitcoin, where a headline level can attract both fresh spot demand and short-term derivatives positioning at the same time. The Next Test Is Whether $85,000 Holds For now, the confirmed development is straightforward: BTC traded above $85,000 and printed its highest spot level in eight months. The more useful follow-up will come from how the market behaves around the reclaimed zone. If Bitcoin can spend time above it rather than immediately slipping back below, $85,000 could begin functioning as a more meaningful reference level. If the move fades quickly, the session may instead be remembered as another volatility spike inside a still-fragile range. Either way, the September 21 move has already changed the short-term market picture by putting a price that had been absent since January back on the board. This article was written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae. Source: Primary Source

NewsBTCNewsBTC•NewsBTC Editorial Team21 Sept