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President Trump disclosed 1,051 stock trades in June, bringing his total number of trades across two presidential terms to over 25,000.
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【Crypto Belief Recharged! Michael Saylor Shouts “We’re Back,” MicroStrategy Blasts $370 Million to Scoop Up 4,603 More Bitcoins】
Michael Saylor, founder and executive chairman of MicroStrategy (the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder, Strategy / MicroStrategy), posted on a social media platform shouting “We’re ₿ack!,” officially announcing that the company is restarting its Bitcoin purchase plan and ending a two-month pause during which it had been waiting and watching—again igniting intense market attention.

According to the latest filing MicroStrategy submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), during the period from August 24 to 30, the company spent $369.7 million to raise funds by issuing new shares and buy 4,603 Bitcoins, with an average acquisition cost of about $80,318 per coin. This marks the first time the company has substantially replenished its holdings since the end of June, when it temporarily reduced its position and paused further buying in response to its asset allocation framework.

After this latest increase, MicroStrategy and its subsidiaries’ total Bitcoin holdings have risen to 845,050 BTC, with total investment costs of approximately $6.373 billion. Market analysts noted that, as Saylor’s real-world actions have crushed prior concerns about corporate liquidity and selling, this major round of additional buying not only reaffirms its steadfast belief in the long-term value of cryptocurrencies, but also injects a shot of confidence into the broader crypto asset market.

🇨🇳 Crypto Morning News | September 1, 2026
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📊 Market Pulse
At the start of September, the market is still experiencing high-level consolidation.
$BTC is currently about $77,800–$78,700, $ETH about $2,450–$2,470, and $SOL about $102–$103.
After the strong rally in August, the market began to digest realized profits, but BTC has continued to hold above $77K. Meanwhile, capital is flowing again into certain large altcoins.
🔥 ETF Funds Reflow
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded about $217M in net inflows on August 31, with BlackRock IBIT contributing about $206M.
On the same day, spot Ethereum ETFs also saw about $87.7M in net inflows, continuing positive flows for 11 consecutive trading days.
This suggests institutional capital has not completely pulled out due to the late-August adjustment.
🐂 Strategy Rebuys Bitcoin
Michael Saylor’s Strategy ended its nearly two-month pause and bought an additional 4,603 BTC, worth about $369.7M, with an average price around $80,318.
Strategy currently holds about 845,050 BTC, reclaiming its position as one of the most prominent corporate Bitcoin buyers in the market.
🚀 Altcoins Begin to Rotate
What’s worth watching today is not just a BTC move up, but capital starting to look for new breakout directions.
$ARB saw a strong rebound of more than 30%, with trading volume clearly expanding; meanwhile, Bitwise’s spot XRP ETF assets have already surpassed $500M.
💵 Stablecoins Continue to Expand
Ripple’s $RLUSD market cap has exceeded $2B, with more than $1B of the supply located on the XRP Ledger.
This indicates that stablecoins, RWA, and on-chain settlement are continuing to move closer to institutional financial infrastructure.
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🌍 Macros Risks Heat Up Again
New risks are emerging from escalating U.S.–Iran developments. Supply risks in the Strait of Hormuz are pushing oil prices higher, and Brent briefly rose to about $92.
If energy prices keep climbing, inflation and expectations for Fed rate cuts may be affected again—one of the biggest macro variables for the September market.
👀 What to Watch Next
📌 JOLTS employment data
📌 Friday: U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls
📌 ETF fund flows
📌 CLARITY Act progress
📌 Whether BTC can reclaim and hold above $80K
📌 Capital rotation in the ARB and RWA sectors
One-sentence summary:
The explosive surge in August hasn’t ended the market story—September just changed the battlefield.
ETF reflows → Strategy buys BTC again → XRP ETF breaks $500M → RLUSD breaks $2B → altcoins begin rotating.
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This morning I checked the market: BTC broke below 77,000, and liquidations across the whole network are almost 240 million yuan—about 80% of them are long positions. Then look at the ETF data: BlackRock’s IBIT bought another 1,400+ BTC, net inflow of over $100 million.

Prices are falling, while institutions are buying. Every time this kind of divergence shows up, the comments section splits into two camps:

One side says, “Institutions are coming in—quick, buy the dip.” The other side says, “Institutions are buying ETF shares, not pulling the spot price directly. Don’t get fooled.”

Both sides have points, but neither quite gets to the core.

What’s really worth thinking about is: why is the market dropping like this, yet institutions keep moving money in?

The answer may not be inside the crypto market, but outside it. Over the past few days, global bond markets have been selling off. U.S. Treasury yields have surged to 4.8%, and Japanese government bond yields hit their highest level in 96 years. The cost of capital for traditional finance is getting more expensive—the money is no longer cheap.

That sounds bearish—higher funding costs mean risk assets will face pressure. And yes, in the short term, it really is pressure. But think about it from another angle: when the operating costs of the traditional financial system keep rising, capital will look for places with lower friction and higher efficiency.

Why have stablecoins been so hot lately? Because 21 banks joined forces to launch their own stablecoin. It’s not because they suddenly believe in decentralization—it’s because they’ve realized that the cost of on-chain settlement is far cheaper than traditional clearing systems.

So the situation right now is rather delicate: short-term macro factors are weighing on prices, while long-term structural capital is positioning. What you see is the candlestick chart falling; what you can’t see is the underlying infrastructure changing.

As for what to do in the short term? Honestly, it’s normal for the 77,000 level to wobble up and down. Geopolitical conflicts plus rate-hike expectations are dual headwinds—of course it wouldn’t drop only a little. But if you think the bull market is over just because it’s down for two days, or if you want to go all-in to catch the dip because it’s dropping, that might be a bit too impatient.

The market is never black and white. It’s more like a balance scale being repriced: one side is macro pressure, the other is structural opportunity. Which side you stand on determines what you do next.

One last thing: for today’s行情, don’t place random orders. First figure out whether you’re making a short-term trade or building a long-term trend. If you mix the two, you’ll get hit from both ends.

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