MARA Holdings purchases 1,000 BTC from FalconX; Robinhood rises nearly 9% despite over 10% layoffs and record-breaking trading volume in June
ChainCatcher news, according to BBX data, yesterday's hawkish pivot by the Federal Reserve led to a broad decline in crypto concept stocks. However, corporate accumulation and stock divergence occurred simultaneously, with the core developments as follows:
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MARA Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: $MARA) purchased 1,000 BTC from the crypto liquidity platform FalconX (privately held), for a total transaction value of approximately $66.7 million (equivalent to an average price of around $66,700 per BTC). This purchase occurred in the same time window when the Federal Reserve’s hawkish dot plot was released and Bitcoin came under downward pressure, marking the first clearly recorded countercyclical accumulation by the company since its large-scale sale of 20,880 BTC in Q1 (which resulted in a Q1 net loss of $1.3 billion). As previously disclosed (as of March 31), the company’s BTC holdings stood at 35,303 BTC; after this additional purchase, total holdings are expected to rise to about 36,303 BTC (pending confirmation from the company’s official SEC filings). No official press release or 8-K filing from the company regarding this transaction has been seen yet; the data source is on-chain monitoring pending official confirmation.
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