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Will Payment Giants Really Allow Merchants to Accept Bitcoin?

Reading Time: 2 minutes The news that Visa is planning to join MasterCard in implementing bitcoin into its payment processing platforms has stocked an ‘accepting Bitcoin’ debate Payment processors will convert the bitcoin at point of sale, which some will say does not constitute acceptance Can Bitcoin supporters really say that millions of merchants will…

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Will Payment Giants Really Allow Merchants to Accept Bitcoin?

Reading Time: 2 minutes The news that Visa is planning to join MasterCard in implementing bitcoin into its payment processing platforms has stocked an ‘accepting Bitcoin’ debate Payment processors will convert the bitcoin at point of sale, which some will say does not constitute acceptance Can Bitcoin supporters really say that millions of merchants will suddenly accept bitcoin? Visa recently announced that it is to join MasterCard in the race to facilitate bitcoin payments on its platform, news that was greeted with great fanfare within the cryptocurrency community. However, as with MasterCard, Visa’s process will involve converting the bitcoin to the local currency prior
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Israel sanction Iran-linked cryptocurrency accounts used to fund Hezbollah, other proxies

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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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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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

BlackRock’s 1% to 2% Bitcoin allocation range reads as a bullish nod to advisor adoption, but it also works as a boundary. Once Bitcoin is included in a model portfolio, its upside runs through rebalancing bands, tax location, and sometimes a loan that keeps the position intact…

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

BlackRock’s 1% to 2% Bitcoin allocation range reads as a bullish nod to advisor adoption, but it also works as a boundary. Once Bitcoin is included in a model portfolio, its upside runs through rebalancing bands, tax location, and sometimes a loan that keeps the position intact…
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