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“We can buy more BTC" - Michael Saylor


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December 09, 2025

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💰 "We can buy more BTC" - Michael Saylor

👉 OCC brings US banks closer to the crypto flow

🚫 Kevin O'Leary says 'nope' to quantum backing BTC

📰 Keep reading for all of today's biggest headlines & stories

US Banks Get a Crypto Brokerage Lane

In Washington, the OCC has clarified that facilitating customer crypto trades can fall within the "business of banking." In practice, that lets national banks intermediate crypto transactions as riskless principals without holding the assets on their own balance sheets. It's a narrow but meaningful channel that looks a lot like regulated spot brokerage.

O'Leary on Quantum: Bad Trade to Bet Against Bitcoin

Kevin O'Leary thinks using quantum to crack Bitcoin is a worse trade than just backing it.

He's heard the doom loop for six years and still can't make the math work. Point a quantum stack at Bitcoin, he argues, and you're wasting a scarce, extremely valuable resource to short a single asset instead of building something with a better risk-reward profile.

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Crypto platform turns strict US compliance into a product feature

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Bitcoin back above $94K

Bitcoin bulls have pushed price back over $94,000 and, on the surface, the trend looks firmly in their favor again. Underneath, the volume profile and liquidity metrics we're watching tell a more cautious story. Spot flows aren't confirming a euphoric bid, and some depth indicators suggest the move can unwind quickly if buyers step back.

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Ethereum Fees Fall 62%, But ETH Still Grinds Higher

Ethereum's base layer is seeing a 62% drop in fees, which usually reads as a demand problem rather than a victory lap. At the same time, ETH has pushed toward $3,400 as soft US job data nudges markets toward an earlier pivot in monetary policy. Under the hood, L2 ecosystems are still growing and some on-chain activity has clearly migrated off mainnet.

So, —is this a quiet accumulation phase or a market that's still short a strong catalyst?

Saylor used BTC MENA to spell out how MicroStrategy plans to outlast market volatility and why late corporate adopters will be paying up.

Michael Saylor step on stage at BTC MENA 2025 and doubled down on a simple claim: "We can buy more Bitcoin than the sellers can sell." Behind the line is a clear strategy, though. He walked through why MicroStrategy keeps adding BTC regardless of volatility, framing every dip as balance-sheet arbitrage rather than "risk."

Watch the full keynote, uncut and very much aimed at anyone still treating BTC as a side bet. If you want to understand how aggressive the institutional bid could get, this is the playbook.