China to Sell $1.2 Billion in Bitcoin: Will 15,000 BTC Crash the Crypto Market?

China is reportedly preparing to offload a massive trove of seized —15,000 BTC worth approximately $1.2 billion—on offshore exchanges. The move is aimed at injecting much-needed liquidity into local governments struggling with a deepening fiscal crunch. But the timing and scale of the sale could send shockwaves through global crypto markets. Since banning cryptocurrency trading…

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Semler Scientific Files $500M Offering to Boost Bitcoin Holdings Amid DOJ Settlement Deal

In a bold move that further blurs the line between traditional finance and digital assets, healthcare technology company Semler Scientific (Nasdaq: SMLR) has filed a registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to raise up to $500 million—primarily to buy more bitcoin. According to Tuesday’s S-3 filing, Semler plans to offer a…

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Bitcoin Price Prediction: AI Forecasts $99K Surge by April 20 — $100K Breakout Ahead?

Bitcoin (BTC), the world’s largest cryptocurrency, has had its fair share of ups and downs—surviving skepticism, regulatory heat, and market chaos to become a staple in the portfolios of institutions and retail investors alike. After an explosive start to 2025, BTC’s momentum cooled off, but new data suggests a bullish wave might be forming just…

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VanEck’s Bitcoin-Backed ‘BitBonds’ Aim to Tackle $14 Trillion US Debt Crisis

In a striking fusion of tradition and innovation, VanEck’s Head of Digital Assets Research, Matthew Sigel, has unveiled a proposal that could reshape the future of US fiscal policy. Dubbed “BitBonds,” this new financial instrument aims to address the $14 trillion debt refinancing challenge looming over the US government—by tying a portion of it to…

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Swedish Lawmakers Push to Add Bitcoin to National Reserves Amid Global Crypto Shift

In a move that signals shifting tides in European financial policy, another Swedish lawmaker is calling for Bitcoin to be added to the country’s national reserves—mirroring recent efforts in the U.S. to build a digital asset stockpile. On Monday, Dennis Dioukarev, a member of Sweden’s Riksdag representing the Sweden Democrats, formally questioned Finance Minister Elisabeth…

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