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The rumor mills are running high in the current cryptocurrency market, compelling investors to think twice and thrice about their recent market explorations. In a recent new rumor spree, Michael Saylor, former CEO of MicroStrategy, recently rebranded as “Strategy,” might be forced to sell its Bitcoin if BTC’s price continues to plunge, per the latest 8-K form filing filed by the firm with the SEC on April 7. Also Read: China’s Central Bank Asks State-owned Banks to Reduce US Dollar Purchases Is Michael Saylor Ditching Bitcoin? Source: Watcher Guru Michael Saylor, former CEO of MicroStrategy, popularly known as Strategy, might be bailing away from Bitcoin. A new rumor suggests that Saylor has filed a new 8-K form with the US SEC, stating that the firm may be obliged to sell its Bitcoin if it continues to fall or plunge in the near future. At the same time, the clause is dubbed a standard risk procedure and may come into effect if BTC plunges below normal price thresholds. “The rumor has...

Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy is officially changing its name to “Strategy,” according to a press release on Wednesday. The company is unveiling a new name, Bitcoin logo, and orange brand color as of today. Known as one of the largest institutional investors in the king cryptocurrency, Strategy has launched new websites for Strategy software and branded merchandise. JUST IN: Michael Saylor's MicroStrategy changes its name to "Strategy." pic.twitter.com/N3OfdUwIBE — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) February 5, 2025 “This brand simplification is a natural evolution of the company, reflecting its focus and broad appeal,” Strategy wrote in a press release. “The new logo includes a stylized “B”, signifying the company’s Bitcoin strategy, and its unique position as a Bitcoin Treasury Company. The brand’s primary color is now orange, representing energy, intelligence, and Bitcoin.” Michael Saylor, Strategy CEO Phone Le on Strategy Rebrand Michael Saylor is...

Bracket, a Binance Labs-backed strategy management platform that specialises in the management of liquid-staked assets on-chain, has unveiled its new strategy management platform, as per the reports shared with Finbold on Wednesday, January 28. Marking the beginning of Phase II of Bracket’s product deployment, the new platform is designed to connect Ethereum (ETH) and Liquid Staking Token (LSTs) holders with more high-yield trading opportunities, as well as provide them with a secure avenue for optimizing their staking rewards. [BRACKET AMBASSADORS] Phase II of Bracket is launching on January 22, and we’re all set to take things to the next level! The countdown is on, and our Ambassadors are leading the way. 1/8 pic.twitter.com/aoNbn5J2qP — Bracket (@bracket_fi) January 20, 2025 Bracket’s DeFi Strategy Platform With the launch, those holding Bracket’s native brktETH token can pour their assets into professionally managed strategy vaults and earn enhanced...

Battle Royale games have become a global gaming phenomenon, revolutionizing the industry with their unique blend of survival, strategy, and intense competition. The genre, which originated from mods and smaller titles, exploded in popularity with games like PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) and Fortnite , offering players a last-man-standing format where survival depends on skill, resourcefulness, and strategy. The appeal of Battle Royale games lies in their fast-paced action and unpredictability. Players are dropped onto a massive map and must scavenge for weapons, equipment, and resources while competing against others. As the playable area shrinks, the pressure intensifies, forcing players into increasingly smaller zones where combat becomes inevitable. This creates a thrilling dynamic where every game feels unique and filled with tension. Additionally, the genre’s accessibility and social Features have played a crucial role in its rise. Many Battle Royale games are ...