
Bitcoin Blasts to $124K Record as Saylor Stacks Sats and Macro Winds Shift
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Hey everyone, it’s your buddy Crypto Willy dropping into your feed with the top Bitcoin trading and investment action for the wild week ending August 26, 2025. Strap in, because the crypto world just keeps turning up the heat—and if you blinked, you might have missed a record or two.
First off, let’s talk price, because wow, things have been spicy. Over the past week, Bitcoin’s price action has whipsawed from a brief dip at $112,000 right up to a fresh all-time high at $124,000, according to VanEck’s ChainCheck team. Most analysts—think Changelly and PlanB—now see $130,000 within reach for late August if the bullish vibes hold steady. The market’s got a neutral “Fear & Greed” index but institutional players are piling in, thanks in no small part to President Trump’s executive order last month letting crypto in 401(k) plans and the promise of lower Fed rates on the horizon.
But it’s more than just price fireworks. Michael Saylor and his firm Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) are still leading the corporate charge. Saylor just snagged another 430 BTC for Strategy’s massive treasury—their third buy this month—bringing the company’s total stack to a colossal 629,376 BTC. At these prices, that’s a haul north of $72 billion! Data from SaylorTracker says they’re up more than 56% on their total Bitcoin investment, translating to $25.8 billion in unrealized gains. That’s the kind of win that’ll make any boardroom notice.
For the individual trader or investor, the fundamentals are all about *strategy*. This week, AInvest recommends a solid risk-managed approach. Here’s the recipe:
- Only allocate 5–10% of your total portfolio to crypto to keep the nerves steady.
- Use stop-loss orders (think Bitcoin’s $115,000 support) to lock in gains or cap losses.
- Dollar-cost averaging—set and forget those regular buys regardless of price swings.
- Hedge with options (like Bitcoin puts) for downside protection.
- Watch on-chain stats and macro moves, especially the Fed’s next rate decision.
Remember, volatility isn’t a bug—it’s the feature that turns sharp traders into legends. Buying dips when everyone else is sweating can change your portfolio’s story big time.
Meanwhile, altcoins are hustling hard for attention. Solana and the new kid on the block, Layer Brett ($LBRETT), have both grabbed headlines for major network upgrades and staking incentives. Solana’s low fees and speedy transactions are drawing devs and users fast, but Bitcoin’s still king of the heap for most institutional investors looking for a fortress asset.
Zooming out, macro forces are very much in play. Lyn Alden’s latest newsletter points out that despite tariffs putting some brakes on economic growth, government spending and sticky high deficits are adding fuel to the risk asset fire. For Bitcoin, that means a tailwind as more folks look for hard-money escape hatches while the dollar’s value drifts and rates flirt with further cuts.
That’s the download straight from the blockchain front lines! Thanks for hanging out and letting Crypto Willy give you the rundown. Be sure to tune in next week for more crypto news and sharp strategies—this has been a Quiet Please production, and to hear more from me, check out QuietPlease dot A I. Catch you on the next block!
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