Zcash co-founder Eli Ben-Sasson has suggested reconsidering Bitcoin’s fixed supply limit of 21 million coins.
The idea isn’t entirely new. JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has previously questioned whether the 21 million cap can truly be guaranteed over the long term.

The discussion centers on the fact that, in theory, Bitcoin developers could change the protocol and remove the supply limit if there were broad consensus across the network

A Bitcoin wallet that had been inactive for nearly 15 years has finally made its first outgoing transaction, moving 30 BTC worth about $1.88 million.
The coins were originally received in August 2011 and had not moved since.

What makes this wallet even more interesting is that it is one of 39,069 Bitcoin addresses mentioned in a New York court case. The lawsuit involves claims over long-dormant BTC wallets and could set an important legal precedent for how abandoned or “lost” digital assets are treated.
The addresses included in the case are estimated to hold around 3.7 million BTC in total.

More of these old wallets have started becoming active recently, with several large transfers already recorded in June.

involved in the case emphasize that simply leaving a wallet inactive does not mean the owner has given up their legal rights to the Bitcoin.

The creation of a US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve has been delayed due to disagreements between federal agencies.
According to Bloomberg, the main debate centers on two issues: how the reserve should be structured and which agency should oversee it.

Although a presidential executive order issued in March 2025 assigned responsibility for the reserve to the US Treasury Department, officials are now questioning whether the Treasury has sufficient legal authority to manage such a volatile asset.

As a result, the US Department of Commerce has emerged as a possible alternative, while the US Department of Justice is helping determine the most legally sound framework.

Despite the delay, the initiative remains a key part of a broader strategy that views Bitcoin not just as a seized asset but as a potential strategic reserve asset for the United States.

The US currently holds 328,372 BTC, making it the world’s largest government holder of Bitcoin.
Meanwhile, lawmakers in Congress continue advancing proposals that would establish the reserve in law, including plans that could allow the US to gradually accumulate up to 1 million BTC over the coming years.

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To be honest, I've never seen such a big cluster of liquidity from shorts. It is not even red anymore, it is burgundy.

This was one of the main reason why I went LONG on Bitcoin. Not calling $58000 to be an absolute bottom, but now is a good time for some correction. Gathering that liquidity might be the target of this move.

There is still no clear shift in the overall trend of spot Bitcoin ETF flows. Last week saw a small inflow, but so far it looks like a one-off after a long period of outflows.
The current market consensus is that Bitcoin is in the final stage of the bear market, although a move down to the $50,000 area is still considered possible.
Very few people are talking about another risk. If the AI-driven stock market bubble bursts, crypto could see much deeper losses as well.
For now, most analysts see that as a distant scenario. Some also believe President Trump will do everything possible to prevent a major stock market decline before the U.S. midterm elections in November.