Policy Regula2026-10-01 00:45:55Mark Moss says Bitcoin is still rising after the Fed hike as institutions buy and retail sellsBitcoin is still climbing even after the Federal Reserve’s latest rate hike, according to comments from Market Disruptors podcast host Mark Moss cited by Bitcoin Magazine. Moss said many people are misreading the reason behind higher long-term rates, arguing that a strong economy could be one explanation rather than a purely negative signal for risk assets. He also said Bitcoin is benefiting from both a currency-debasement trade and a bullish view on the future of technology. Moss pointed to the United States’ $40 trillion debt load and described a monetary reset as a process rather than a single event. He said there are four possible ways to address the debt problem and flagged the 2029 to 2030 period as a key window to watch. In the same discussion, he touched on stablecoins and the Genius Act, saying roughly 6 billion people around the world want to hold U.S. dollars. Moss also said institutions are buying Bitcoin while retail investors are selling, and cited Bitcoin’s S-curve and compound annual growth rate in laying out a $1 million price target.30
Satsuma Techn2026-09-15 12:33:36Satsuma liquidates final 669 BTC after 99% collapse from its 2025 peakSatsuma Technology, a UK-listed company that leaned into the bitcoin treasury trade during the 2025 boom, has sold its remaining 669.49 BTC, suspended trading, and fallen 99% from its 2025 peak, according to Protos. The company had raised £168.9 million ($227.6 million) from noteholders at the height of the frenzy, including a £163.6 million ($220 million) convertible note round led by ParaFi Capital, with Pantera Capital, Digital Currency Group, and Kraken also participating. Some investors paid in BTC, and Satsuma accepted 1,097 BTC instead of £96.9 million ($130.6 million) in cash. The company is now under High Court of Justice procedures to distribute £30.7 million ($41.4 million) to shareholders by the end of September. Chief Bitcoin Strategist Mark Moss said investors cannot receive BTC back under UK rules and must instead be repaid the dollar value of the bitcoin at the time it was accepted. Satsuma’s board had urged shareholders to vote against returning capital and delisting, but on July 20, 2026, shareholders backed a wind-down by more than 90%. Between July 24 and 31, the company sold its last BTC at an average price of £47,667 ($64,272), 43% below its average purchase price of £84,026 ($113,000).650
Bitcoin2026-07-21 16:35:51Satsuma Technology shareholders vote to sell remaining 668 BTC and wind down companyBitcoin Treasuries.NET said in a post on X that shareholders of Satsuma Technology, a UK bitcoin treasury company backed by Mark Moss, have voted to sell the company’s remaining 668 BTC. The proceeds will be returned to shareholders as capital, and the company will be shut down, according to the post. The update was cited by ChainCatcher as a market report. No additional details on timing, pricing, or the mechanics of the capital return were disclosed in the source material.1230
Bitcoin2026-07-10 14:52:13Mark Moss Says Converging Cycles Could Set Up Bitcoin’s Biggest 2026 Bull RunMark Moss said on the Bitcoin Magazine Podcast that credit, technology, and Bitcoin halving cycles are converging, potentially setting the stage for a major Bitcoin bull run in 2026, with AI and treasury strategies seen as key catalysts.440
