Bitcoin Market Updates: Strategy, Quantum Security and Regulation
Original title: Bitcoin's $3 Billion Saylor Scare Is Back
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- Strategy faces potential removal from major MSCI indexes, raising concerns about billions in forced selling.
- Google's latest quantum breakthrough reignites debate over Bitcoin's long-term security.
- Fed Chair Warsh warns about a bumpy AI transition.
- Hyperliquid pushes for regulation at the application layer rather than the blockchain itself.
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