Santiment social data: Week's early crypto conversation leaders include a Strait of Hormuz proposal, MSTR's latest Bitcoin buy, and an Aave-Arbitrum recovery push

Santiment's social data shows several narratives leading crypto chatter at the start of the week. Strait of Hormuz proposal sparks rally: Iran has delivered a new proposal to the U.S. that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz if the war ends. The headlines helped lift markets. MSTR adds more Bitcoin: Saylor's Strategy purchased 3,273 BTC (about $255 million) last week, taking total holdings to 818,334 BTC. The acquisition was financed through MSTR ATM share sales, raising the company's average cost basis to roughly $75.5k per coin. Bitcoin takes over the Las Vegas Sphere: Metaplanet and a large Bitcoin logo illuminated the Las Vegas Sphere as Bitcoin 2026 kicked off. High-profile speakers and exhibitors are drawing media attention and boosting foot traffic. $HENRY "pump" rumors circulate: Journalists and on-chain trackers are flagging a surge of small whale buys in $HENRY as the Cole Allen/White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting dominates X. Traders and KOLs are linking a dormant Pepe account called Henry Martinez to the suspect and circulating memes about a potential $COLEALLEN token. Aave-Arbitrum recovery effort: Aave Labs and major Ethereum participants are backing an Arbitrum governance action to unfreeze about 30,766 ETH connected to the KelpDAO exploit and reroute the assets into a "DeFi United" relief pool. Track what's driving crypto discussion daily via the Trending Stories Dashboard.