28.08.2026
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Bitcoin Rally Rolls On: Strategy's Real Risk and Solana's Big Month

Strategy's real weakness isn't a Bitcoin crash — it's losing access to funding. Meanwhile, Solana hits a record and jumps past $100.

Bitcoin Rally Rolls On: Strategy's Real Risk and Solana's Big Month Image source: CoinTelegraph

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are climbing again, and this week two big stories stand out: the company holding the most Bitcoin on Earth, and a fast-growing blockchain called Solana.

Strategy's real weakness isn't Bitcoin's price

Strategy is a company famous for buying huge amounts of Bitcoin. Many people worry it could collapse if Bitcoin's price falls. But a new report says the real danger is different: losing access to capital markets (the places where companies borrow money or sell shares to raise cash).

Here are the key numbers:

In short, Strategy is well-cushioned against a price drop. The real risk is if it can't raise fresh money — then it might have to sell Bitcoin to pay its bills. It has already sold BTC four times since May, but its CEO says it bought 25 times more than it sold.

Solana has a record-breaking month

Solana is a blockchain (a digital network for handling crypto transactions) known for being fast and cheap. In July it processed a record 4.2 billion transactions — up 91% since December.

The rally got extra help when the US Treasury (the government's finance department) said it would buy back more of its own long-term bonds. This pushed borrowing costs (yields) lower and made investors more willing to take risks — good news for crypto.

The takeaway: The crypto market is riding a wave of optimism, but growth still depends on funding conditions and the wider economy.

This is an AI-generated summary. Read the original article at: https://cointelegraph.com/news/crypto-biz-bitcoin-rally-crypto-stocks-circle-strategy-solana?utm_source=rss_feed&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss_partner_inbound

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