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In an essay published on August 15, Michael Saylor presented Bitcoin as a potential long-term store of value, comparing the cryptocurrency to a deep freeze that helps preserve the economic value created through years of work and productivity. Saylors argument centers on a simple question: how much of the wealth earned today will retain its purchasing power decades from now?

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A new debate over Bitcoins fixed 21 million supply has reignited discussion about the cryptocurrencys long-term security, putting Bitcoin pioneers Adam Back and Peter Todd on opposing sides. The controversy centers on what happens when Bitcoins block subsidy eventually reaches zero around 2140.

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Solana Company reported a significant second-quarter loss for 2026, driven primarily by accounting write-downs on its Solana holdings rather than weakness in its core operations. Investors reacted negatively to the earnings report, sending shares of the Nasdaq-listed digital asset treasury firm, trading under the ticker HSDT, down 5.56% to close at $1.70 on Friday.