Strategy's Q1 earnings call signaled a departure from Saylor's "never sell" mantra, with Bitcoin slipping below $81,000 in the aftermath.

BTC hit an intraday high of $82,800, even as Strategy's chairman opened the door to selling Bitcoin to fund preferred dividends.

The crypto VC's co-founder said the firm has been buying ZEC since February, and has "built a significant position."

BTC prints its highest level since January, even as UAE air defenses engage Iranian missiles and drones.

The crypto rally extended into Monday, with traders pricing in the CLARITY Act compromise and Trump's "Project Freedom" Hormuz operation.

Crypto markets open May with a rally despite an unresolved Hormuz blockade.

Bitcoin reclaims $76,000 despite U.S. spot ETFs posting a third consecutive day of outflows.

ETH is down 7% on the week as the Fed signals the bar for rate cuts has risen, and ETF outflows top $350 million over two days.

Crypto markets are trading cautiously, with the Fed widely expected to hold rates steady tomorrow.

Crude oil jumped as Trump called off Iran peace talks, dragging BTC back below $77,000 and triggering $288 million in long liquidations.