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Larry Fink: Unnamed Sovereign Funds Buying Bitcoin Amid Demand

Bitcoin’s rally picked up new momentum this week, and BlackRock chief executive Larry Fink issued one of the strongest signals yet that big, state-backed organizations are positioning themselves around the asset. Fink also said that some of the sovereign funds have been accumulating Bitcoin gradually, particularly during recent price drawdowns.

Australia’s Bitcoin Lobby Attacks ABC Over Crypto Reporting

Australia’s Bitcoin lobby has lodged a complaint against national broadcaster stating that a report in the ABC News broadcast had factually inaccurate representations, mischaracterisation of Bitcoin. They also alleged selective context and framing that depicts Bitcoin as a tool for criminal activity rather than a technology with recognised economic functions.

China’s Bitcoin Mining Game Quietly Rebounds Despite 2021 Ban

Four years after Beijing declared a ban on the sector, Bitcoin mining activity in China is on the rise again. New data showed a consistent resurgence of miners within a number of western and southwestern provinces. This transition has been led by cheap electricity, unused energy capacity.

Bitcoin Market Panic Opens New Buy Zone, Analysts Say

Global crypto markets are under intense volatility, and two prominent voices have issued sharply aligned assessments of Bitcoin. Bitget’s Chinese-language chief, Xie Jiayin, said market conditions now resemble one of the strongest accumulation phases of 2025. Author Robert Kiyosaki reiterated that a worldwide financial breakdown has already begun.

Metaplanet Hit by Rising Bitcoin Losses as Market Declines Deepen

Metaplanet is struggling with growing pressure as the sharp downturn in digital assets pushes its Bitcoin position deeper into the red. Data from BitcoinTreasuries reveal the Japanese firm now holds 30,823 BTC, valued at roughly 2.78 billion dollars. The company accumulated Bitcoin at an average cost of 108,036 dollars, leaving it with unrealized losses of nearly 17 percent.

Bitcoin Falls Below $100,000 as Market Debates Direction of the Cycle

Bitcoin has slipped below the 100,000 mark, but the dip does not yet confirm a full-scale bear market. Bitcoin's prices opened near $97,007.28 after a decent 0.1% decline over 24 hours. This dip was instrumental in extending losses that accelerated through October.

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