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Davinci took to X (because who needs actual human interaction, right?) and shared his super-simple, totally-achievable strategy for winning big in the wild world of cryptocurrency. And, honestly, it’s kind of genius. 💡
Davinci took to X (because who needs actual human interaction, right?) and shared his super-simple, totally-achievable strategy for winning big in the wild world of cryptocurrency. And, honestly, it’s kind of genius. 💡

The Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), the owner and operator of Truth Social, has filed for a new Crypto Blue-Chip ETF with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

Whale activity? Oh, it’s not “Free Willy,” folks—these whales are crypto juggernauts splashing around in their digital cash pools. On July 5, they moved 105.9 million LTC in one day! Guinness is still processing the world record (for most coin flexing on a Wednesday).
This Tokyo-listed company, once in the business of running hotels, has taken a drastic turn in recent years, becoming one of the world’s most aggressive corporate Bitcoin holders. One wonders if they’ve been having a flutter on the crypto markets during their lunch breaks. And now, they’re entering what CEO Simon Gerovich calls “phase two” of their strategy: using Bitcoin as collateral to finance acquisitions of profitable businesses. A bold move, if I do say so myself.
In the “Look-Mum-I-Made-It” category, Strive Funds—backed by multitasking maestro Vivek Ramaswamy—nabbed a cool $750 million, all for the noble cause of Bitcoin scheming. Not to be upstaged, TwentyOneCapital waltzed off with $585 million, Securitize grabbed $400 million, and an enthusiastic gaggle of smaller rounds scurried close behind: Kalshi, Auradine, ZenMEV, and Digital Asset, all raising enough to invite awkward calls from their fifth cousins.

Gerovich told the Financial Times that they need to accumulate as much bitcoin as possible to reach “escape velocity” (whatever that means). And then, they’ll use that bitcoin to get financing from banks to buy profitable businesses. Because, you know, banks just love lending money against bitcoin. 🙄

It was not thrust upon Takahashi like an unpalatable broth; no, he seized the idea himself, proclaiming in a tone reminiscent of Napoleon boarding a rowboat for Elba: “My decision to receive my entire compensation in Bitcoin is a clear signal that I am ‘in the same boat’ as our shareholders.” And what a humble little boat it is—adrift on the roaring seas of cryptocurrency volatility!

Just a little while ago, everyone was abuzz with excitement over new app integrations and developer support on the Pi platform 📈. But, as it often does, the market has already factored in this news, and the emotional high from the Pi2Day campaign and ecosystem updates is wearing off 💔. The price action, much like my enthusiasm for this project, is struggling to maintain momentum.

On Monday all seemed fairly serene as far as the long-running saga of US trade deals goes. However, US President Donald Trump put the cat back among the pigeons by announcing that any country that sided with the BRICS nations in deals that were “anti American”, would be hit by a 10% additional tariff.
According to their “10 Year Plan” (because who needs a 5-year plan when you can think big?), this purchase is just another step towards… well, towards accumulating more bitcoin, it seems. The price tag for this latest indulgence? A cool £17,871,846 ($24,352,886), or approximately £78,932 per bitcoin (about $107,726). That’s like buying a small island, but without the sandy beaches and sunny weather. 🌴