Famed investor Michael Burry warns that a sustained Bitcoin decline below $70,000 could expose critical vulnerabilities in the crypto ecosystem, potentially forcing corporate sell-offs and pushing leveraged miners toward insolvency.
Michael Burry, the investor famed for predicting the 2008 financial crisis, warns that Bitcoin's sharp decline could trigger cascading liquidations and expose vulnerabilities in corporate treasuries and tokenized markets.
In a sharp reversal, tokenized silver futures experienced one of the largest single-session wipeouts in crypto markets this week, overtaking Bitcoin and Ether in liquidation volume. Hedge fund manager Michael Burry pointed to a dangerous feedback loop of falling prices and forced selling.
Famed 'Big Short' investor Michael Burry warns that Bitcoin's deepening downturn is creating dangerous cross-market contagion, potentially forcing a massive, rapid sell-off in gold and silver holdings as risk managers scramble.
Famed 'Big Short' investor Michael Burry has taken a significant long position in GameStop, praising CEO Ryan Cohen's leadership while simultaneously hedging with bearish bets on tech giants Palantir and Nvidia. The move has reignited debate over the retailer's future and the influence of contrarian investors in volatile markets.
Famed 'Big Short' investor Michael Burry outlines a chain reaction of financial distress, suggesting a prolonged Bitcoin slump could cripple miners, destabilize metals markets, and inflict heavy losses on major institutional holders like MicroStrategy.
As Bitcoin struggles below $76,000, industry titans Mike Novogratz and Michael Burry offer starkly contrasting outlooks. This analysis delves into their arguments, the impact of ETFs, and a broader macroeconomic theory that could redefine Bitcoin's role between 'inside' and 'outside' money.
The investor famed for predicting the 2008 crash warns Bitcoin's sharp decline could trigger a self-reinforcing liquidation cycle, straining balance sheets of corporate holders and miners, with potential spillover effects into tokenized commodities.
Veteran journalist Michael Wolff brushes off former President Donald Trump's renewed threat of a lawsuit, arguing any legal action would force Trump into a deposition under oath about his relationship with the late Jeffrey Epstein.
The nation's highest military honor will be posthumously awarded to Army Staff Sgt. Michael Ollis, who died in 2013 shielding a Polish officer from a suicide bomber, following a persistent campaign by his community and advocates.
As Bitcoin faces market turbulence, MicroStrategy's executive chairman Michael Sayer reaffirms his unwavering commitment to the company's aggressive accumulation strategy, dismissing short-term volatility and highlighting long-term institutional adoption as key drivers.
Veteran executive Michael Fiddelke assumes the CEO role at Target, outlining a strategy focused on design, value, and experience while navigating market pressures and social challenges.
As Bitcoin's sharp correction sparks debate over a new 'crypto winter,' prominent voices clash on its trajectory. Michael Burry warns of a cascading sell-off, while analysts point to a fractured market structure that defies historical comparisons.
Michael Burry's comparison of GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen to a young Warren Buffett has ignited debate. While Cohen's aggressive balance sheet restructuring mirrors some early Berkshire tactics, a closer look reveals stark differences in experience, strategy, and the sheer scale of the challenge ahead.
Maple Leaf Foods Inc. (TSE:MFI) sees its top executive's holdings increase in value following a weekly share price gain, highlighting significant insider ownership and its implications for corporate governance and investor sentiment.
Following the landmark sale of Versace, Capri Holdings reports a streamlined balance sheet and mixed quarterly results, as it pivots focus to reinvigorate its core luxury brands.
As Bitcoin plunges to 10-month lows, approaching MicroStrategy's average purchase price, the company's aggressive accumulation strategy and its executive chairman face intense market pressure and skepticism.
Exclusive: Michael Flacks, the financier vying for British Steel, is embroiled in a transatlantic court battle with French group Imerys over a failed mining deal, casting a shadow over his ambitious industrial acquisition plans.
In a major policy reversal, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has formally withdrawn a contentious 2024 proposal that sought to outlaw event contracts tied to politics, sports, and conflict. Chairman Michael S. Selig dismissed the plan as a politically motivated overreach, signaling the agency's intent to regulate—not stifle—the fast-growing prediction market sector.
Michael Fiddelke assumes leadership at Target amid operational headwinds and social tensions, betting that a major expansion in inclusive beauty and haircare offerings can reignite growth and differentiate the retailer from giants like Walmart and Amazon.
