Shares of crypto-related companies are trading lower as Bitcoin declines after reports suggesting that Senate Republicans rejected a Clarity Act counteroffer from Democrats ahead of a key vote scheduled for today.

Shares of crypto-linked companies are trading lower as Bitcoin prices decline following the latest inflation data. Stronger-than-expected inflation has fueled expectations for tighter Federal Reserve policy, while rising Treasury yields and a stronger dollar are dampening risk appetite and weighing on speculative assets.

Shares of software companies are trading lower as elevated oil prices and stronger-than-expected inflation data fuel expectations of more Fed tightening at a quicker pace. Costlier borrowing may weaken sentiment for the sector's strong H2 2026 rally.

Strive CEO Comments on Institutional Bitcoin Adoption Timeline

Strive, Inc. CEO stated that institutional adoption of Bitcoin is expected to reach widespread levels within four years.

Strive, Inc. Announces $1.0 Billion At-The-Market Offering Program for SATS Preferred Stock

Strive, Inc. has entered into a sales agreement to issue and sell up to $1.0 billion of its 15.00% Series A Perpetual SATS Preferred Stock through an at-the-market (ATM) offering program.

Why Strive Stock Surged This Week

Strive stock surged 20.5% this week after completing a $630 million preferred stock offering to fund Bitcoin acquisitions. The company purchased 4,045 Bitcoins, bringing total treasury holdings to 36,818 coins worth approximately $3 billion. However, analysts caution that the stock trades at a 40% premium to its net asset value, making direct Bitcoin ETF investments a potentially better option for most investors.

'Cash Is A Melting Ice Cube,' Says Industry Executive as Bitcoin Adoption Poised to Surge

Bitcoin may gain corporate demand as Helm urges 1%-2% cash allocations, while institutional adoption and treasury consolidation could fuel its next bull