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HSBC Bans MicroStrategy Share Purchases Over Bitcoin Link

Reading Time: 2 minutes HSBC InvestDirect has apparently banned investors on its platform from buying shared in MicroStrategy due to its link with bitcoin In a message to a user, the bank called MicroStrategy a “virtual currency product”and said that further purchases were not allowed The FinCen Files leak in 2020 showed that HSBC allowed…

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HSBC Bans MicroStrategy Share Purchases Over Bitcoin Link

Reading Time: 2 minutes HSBC InvestDirect has apparently banned investors on its platform from buying shared in MicroStrategy due to its link with bitcoin In a message to a user, the bank called MicroStrategy a “virtual currency product”and said that further purchases were not allowed The FinCen Files leak in 2020 showed that HSBC allowed a British criminal gang to funnel money through the bank HSBC InvestDirect has apparently banned investors from buying shares in MicroStrategy due to its Bitcoin position. In a tweet posted yesterday, Twitter user Klaus Lovgreen posted a message from the bank, presumably to him, that warns him that HSBC
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Israel sanction Iran-linked cryptocurrency accounts used to fund Hezbollah, other proxies

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Israel sanction Iran-linked cryptocurrency accounts used to fund Hezbollah, other proxies

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Strategy Sells 3,588 Bitcoin for $216 Million to Cover Dividend Payments

Strategy sold 3,588 bitcoin for $216 million to cover dividend payments on its preferred stock, according to a Monday morning post from co-founder Michael Saylor. The sale brings Strategy’s bitcoin reserve down to 843,775 BTC as of July 5, 2026. The company also holds $2.55 billion in cash reserves…

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MicroStrategy Sold 7x More Bitcoin Than Reports Suggested

MicroStrategy appears to have reduced its Bitcoin holdings by 3,588 BTC over the past week, a figure significantly larger than earlier market speculation centered on a rumored 491 BTC transfer. The change, reflected on the company’s Bitcoin treasury dashboard, has reignited debate over the firm’s evolving treasury strategy and whether its long-standing buy-and-hold approach is

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BlackRock’s 2% Bitcoin cap has a hidden impact – advisors may have to sell during rallies

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