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Since the start of the year, the number of bitcoin (BTC) treasury stocks — publicly listed companies that own BTC — has increased 131% from 73 to 169. Their BTC holdings have increased 67% from 590,649 to 984,535, and the value of their BTC has doubled from $56 billion to $112 billion. Nevertheless, BTC itself doesn’t seem to be appreciating from this inundation. Rather than amplify the momentum of these capital inflows, spot investors are fading these bids. Indeed, BTC is languishing 8% below its all-time high and is only up 19% year to date. That 19% is just 11 percentage points above the benchmark S&P 500 Index which has appreciated 8% since New Year’s Day. For all the downside risk and volatility that BTC investors must endure in a sub-$2.3 trillion speculative asset, its 1,100 basis point S&P 500 outperformance seems particularly muted against the world’s preeminent, $54 trillion index.  Treasury companies raised about $10 billio...

Shiba Inu burn events are making quite a stir in the crypto world. Well, another massive 1 billion SHIB tokens are being removed from circulation. Despite these pretty significant burns happening one after another, many investors and Shiba Inu coin enthusiasts are wondering why these actions haven’t actually translated to any noticeable price movements for the popular meme coin. Source: Shibburn Also Read: Pi Network (PI) Faces 50% Correction: Should You Buy The Dip? Shiba Inu Burn & Price Impact: What Investors Need to Know Source: Watcher Guru Another Billion SHIB Vanishes A massive Shiba Inu burn of 1 billion tokens was executed just recently. This marks the second such event within a three-day timeframe. The burn was performed by the same anonymous wallet that previously incinerated another billion SHIB. Therefore, it brings their total to an impressive 2 billion SHIB removed from circulation in less than a week. Lucie, the marketing expert for the Shiba Inu team, noted on soc...