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Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo), a major Canadian pension fund, purchased additional shares of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) during a price dip, and is now sitting on an unrealized gain of approximately $69 million on its position. The move signals continued institutional appetite for Strategy's Bitcoin-heavy balance sheet exposure. No details on the exact share count or average cost basis were disclosed in the article.

Ark Invest projects Bitcoin's market cap will reach $16 trillion by 2030, driven primarily by institutional demand. The forecast represents a significant increase from current levels and reflects Ark's long-term bullish thesis on Bitcoin adoption. No specific near-term catalysts or financial results were cited in the report.

Strategy has maintained its STRC preferred stock dividend at 11.5%, unchanged from the prior period. The stock recorded its first monthly gain in nine months, suggesting a potential stabilization in investor sentiment. No changes to the dividend rate or broader capital structure were announced.

The US CFTC filed lawsuits against four states attempting to enforce state-level gambling laws on prediction markets. Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) added over 56,000 BTC to its holdings during the month. Real-world assets (RWAs) tokenized on-chain crossed $30 billion in total value, according to a Cointelegraph monthly recap.

The Coinbase Premium Index, which tracks the price difference between Coinbase and Binance for Bitcoin, has turned negative, signaling reduced buying pressure from U.S.-based investors. Realized losses on Bitcoin have spiked to $6 billion, indicating a significant wave of investors selling at a loss. These metrics are widely watched as bearish on-chain signals for Bitcoin sentiment.

Michael Saylor has predicted Bitcoin will reach $21 million by 2046, citing 30% annual growth, as MicroStrategy purchased 13,927 BTC for $1 billion. Bitcoin currently trades at $75,900, with long-term holders controlling record supply and exchange reserves at six-year lows. JP Morgan maintains a $170,000 price target for the current cycle.