TD Cowen: Bitcoin to Hit $132,750 by 2028, Strategy, Strive Could Outperform
Bitcoin may reach $132,750 by 2027 and $275,000 by 2029; well-run BTC treasury firms could outperform Bitcoin by ~50%.
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Strategy Buys 334 Bitcoin but Strive Bought 2,000: What's Going On?
Strategy buys 334 Bitcoin for $28.7 million as rival Strive adds 2,000 BTC, while MSTR volatility remains more than double Bitcoin’s.
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