Bernstein predicts that companies will buy another $330 billion in Bitcoin by 2029

Bernstein Predicts Companies Will Buy Another $330 Billion in Bitcoin by 2029

Wall Street brokerage Bernstein predicts that by the end of 2029, global corporate finances will add $330 billion in Bitcoin purchases, according to CoinDesk. Among them, MicroStrategy is expected to contribute about $124 billion, and the remaining $205 billion will come from slower-growing small and medium-sized enterprises. The report pointed out that the crypto-friendly regulatory environment in the United States has promoted the trend of corporate currency holdings. Currently, listed companies hold about 720,000 BTC, accounting for 2.4% of the total supply. But Bernstein also warned that MicroStrategy's model is difficult to be fully replicated.

Berachain ends Boyco pre-deposit activity, BERA rewards are now available for inquiry and collection

Berachain Foundation announced that its Boyco liquidity deposit activity has officially ended. Users can now redeem their deposited assets and query and claim $BERA airdrop rewards through the reward checker on the official website. Non-BERA rewards (such as application tokens) must be claimed separately from each participating protocol. Rewards from some early deposit vaults (such as StakeStone, EtherFi, etc.) are not displayed in the checker and must be operated separately in each protocol. The official said that in the future, it will support one-click investment of Boyco rewards in high-yield strategies within the Berachain ecosystem.

3,422 Bitcoins that had not been moved for 12 years were suddenly transferred, with a total value of $324 million

According to Ember, a total of 3,422 unused bitcoins since 2012 were transferred to new addresses in the past three hours. Tracing back to the source shows that these BTC were first extracted from the closed early exchange BTC-e, when the price of Bitcoin was only $13.5, worth about $46,000. Today, the value has reached $324 million, a 7,018-fold increase.

Riot Platforms sold 475 Bitcoins last month in response to industry pressure

Listed mining company Riot Platforms sold 475 bitcoins in April and used the funds to support operations and avoid equity dilution, according to Decrypt. Among them, 463 were newly mined bitcoins that month, with an average selling price of $81,731. Affected by the halving of Bitcoin in April 2024, Riot's output that month fell 13% year-on-year. Although BTC has risen 47% this year, the current price is still lower than the historical high at the beginning of the year. In addition, the difficulty of mining across the entire network has increased by 35% year-on-year, further squeezing miners' profits. Riot's stock price fell 5.84% on Monday.

U.S. House Financial Services Committee Releases Discussion Draft of Digital Asset Market Structure Act of 2025

Representatives French Hill, GT Thompson, Bryan Steil and Dusty Johnson jointly released a discussion draft of the Digital Asset Market Structure Act of 2025, aiming to provide a unified regulatory framework for the digital asset market. The bill clarifies the definitions of digital commodities, stablecoins, self-custody rights and decentralized finance, grants the CFTC and SEC a division of regulatory authority, and establishes a registration mechanism for exchanges, brokers, custodians, etc. The bill emphasizes protecting consumers, promoting innovation, and filling regulatory gaps, intending to consolidate the United States' leadership in the global digital asset market. The bill is currently in the stage of soliciting opinions.