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Updated: Oct 17, 2026


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April 30, 2025, 5:16

Richard Byworth, partner at Syz Capital and adviser at Jan3, believes Michael Saylor’s company Strategy should ramp up its Bitcoin accumulation by acquiring cash-rich firms and converting their reserves into Bitcoin, rather than relying on over-the-counter purchases. He suggests that as Bitcoin’s supply on exchanges dwindles, Strategy could benefit shareholders by aggressively boosting its multiple of Net Asset Value (mNAV), even if it impacts market prices. Byworth points to Japan’s “zombie companies” with idle cash as potential acquisition targets, drawing parallels to Metaplanet’s recent moves. At the time of writing, Strategy holds 553,555 BTC, worth around $52.48 billion.

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April 29, 2025, 5:30

Legendary investor Ray Dalio warned that the global monetary system is on the brink of collapse, accelerated by U.S. tariff policies under the Trump administration. In a recent post, he said these trade tensions are driving deglobalization, damaging international cooperation, and pushing countries—especially China and the U.S.—to reduce economic interdependence and seek alternatives. Dalio believes America’s role as the world’s top consumer and debt issuer is unsustainable, and nations are likely to bypass the dollar by forming new trade networks and turning to hard assets like Bitcoin and gold. He urged the U.S. to address its debt and trade imbalances through coordinated efforts rather than conflict, warning that continued volatility could lead to irreversible consequences.

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April 25, 2025, 14:07

Central banks, especially China, may be shifting away from US Treasurys in favor of alternatives like gold and Bitcoin, driven by rising geopolitical tensions and a desire for diversified reserves, according to Jay Jacobs, head of thematics at BlackRock. In a CNBC interview, Jacobs highlighted how geopolitical fragmentation and incidents like the freezing of Russian assets are accelerating this move. He noted growing interest in Bitcoin as a hedge similar to gold, with inflows into both assets rising as investors seek uncorrelated safe havens. Analysts also observe Bitcoin decoupling from US equities, reinforcing its emerging role in global financial strategy.