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The Bitcoin Business Newsletter
For leaders who need to stay informed.

By Sovreign
Key Insight
This week's key insight is written by Felipe Muñoz.
Compared to the global economic order it is trying to disrupt, Bitcoin is incredibly young. The long, deep roots of traditional institutions still largely power the cogs that operate the global financial machine.
The developments in this industry are consistently favorable. More players and investors are entering the market. Governments are becoming cooperative. The efforts put into educating the masses are reaching more and more people. Skepticism is declining. Curiosity is rising.
Every day, individuals from all walks of life are enrolling in the Bitcoin Revolution, driven by a shared vision of financial freedom and sovereignty. From small-scale savers to visionary entrepreneurs, these pioneers are not just investing in a currency but in a belief—a belief that a fairer, more inclusive economic future is possible. Their stories of resilience and hope fuel the movement, proving that Bitcoin is more than code; it’s a catalyst for change, uniting dreamers who dare to reimagine the world.
But bitcoin is still young.
Be patient. Enjoy life. Stack sats.
Satoshi's Per US Dollar: 1170
Fear and Greed Index: Greed (72/100)
Stock-to-flow Price of Bitcoin: $646,150
Bitcoin's total market capitalization: $1.86T
Bitcoin's dominance in the overall cryptocurrency markets sits at 69.1%
Logarithmic Growth Curve suggests Bitcoin is currently: Undervalued!
Treasury Adoption Updates and News:
Get to know the Bitcoin-denominated performance metrics pioneered by the first 80 publicly-traded companies already adopting a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve
Namecheap, a globally recognized domain name provider and host, surpasses $70M in Bitcoin revenue, totaling more than 1.1 million transactions
London-based investment firm Abraxas Capital acquires 2940 Bitcoins
Thanks to Fair Value Accounting, “The Mainstream Era has started,” says Bitwise CEO
Strategy adds 6,556 Bitcoins to holdings
Tom Lee, a prominent market strategist at Fundstrat, says “Bitcoin will catch up to gold”, as Institutional Deleveraging Ends
Cantor Fitzgerald, SoftBank, Bitfinex, and Tether unveil multi-billion Bitcoin venture, Twenty One, led by Strike CEO Jack Mallers
Bitcoin advocate Paul Atkins becomes SEC Chair
Tesla keeps holding its Bitcoin position
“Bitcoin, Not Crypto”, a must-watch presentation by Parker Lewis and Dhruv Bansal at the University of Austin a few weeks ago

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Chart of the Week
Global Liquidity (M2) vs Bitcoin Price
The Global Liquidity chart compares the growth of global M2 money supply—reflecting available money from major central banks—with the price of Bitcoin.
Some of the banks tracked include the Federal Reserve, ECB, and PBOC. The calculation of Global M2 also incorporates additional metrics like the Fed’s liabilities and reverse repos for a more complete measure of liquidity.

Source: Bitcoin Magazine Pro
“With Bitcoin, every transaction is publicly verified, so many risks are eliminated, including chargeback fraud or 'friendly fraud.' This is when a customer purchases something online with a credit card; waits to receive the goods or service, then requests a chargeback refund. The bank then forcibly takes the funds out of the merchant's account.”