Strategy did not acquire Bitcoin during the week ending November 24, 2025, pausing its recent pattern of regular purchases. MSTR stock traded at approximately $173.12. The company raised over $21 billion in capital during 2025 through equity and debt offerings, according to corporate disclosures.

Bitcoin could face intensified selling pressure if it falls below $80,000, potentially driving prices toward $60,000, analysts warn. Short-term holders deposited 62,000 BTC to exchanges at a loss on November 22, the largest such outflow since mid-July. The $73,000–$84,000 range represents a critical zone for near-term price action.

Strategy, the largest publicly traded corporate Bitcoin holder, did not announce new acquisitions last week, ending a six-week buying pattern that began October 13. The company holds 649,870 Bitcoin at an average cost of approximately $74,433 per coin. MSTR shares trade 70% below their all-time high amid concerns over potential index exclusion.

JPMorgan has upgraded ratings for select U.S.-listed bitcoin mining companies pivoting toward high-performance computing services. Cipher Mining received an Overweight rating with a price target of $18, while CleanSpark was also upgraded to Overweight. The investment bank cites secured HPC contracts and expanding data center capacity as key drivers for the improved outlook.

Six major Japanese asset management firms are developing cryptocurrency investment products in anticipation of regulatory changes that would permit digital assets in investment trusts for the first time. The Financial Services Agency plans to submit legislative proposals during the 2026 parliamentary session to reclassify cryptocurrencies under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act. Current regulations prohibit cryptocurrencies from being included in investment trust structures, limiting retail and institutional access to digital assets through mainstream channels.

Bitcoin For Corporations analysts accuse JP Morgan Chase of triggering a cryptocurrency market crash by resurfacing a six-week-old MSCI document about MicroStrategy delisting risks minutes before a major tariff announcement. The note, originally published but ignored for 42 days, warned of $2.8 billion in potential outflows from Strategy. The document preceded a $19 billion liquidation cascade across crypto markets.

Bitcoin open interest has contracted sharply during a month-long price decline, posting the steepest 30-day drop of the current cycle, data show. The cryptocurrency has fallen roughly 20% over the past month to trade around $86,100, down more than 30% from its early October record above $126,000. Approximately 1.3 million BTC in open positions have been eliminated, driven largely by activity on Binance.

China now accounts for approximately 14% of global Bitcoin mining capacity, ranking third worldwide behind the United States and Kazakhstan. This resurgence occurs despite the country's official 2021 prohibition on cryptocurrency mining and trading. Operations have concentrated in regions like Xinjiang and Sichuan where electricity costs remain below international benchmarks.