Crypto markets started the week higher as corporate treasuries expanded their holdings.

Strive bought $335 million in Bitcoin ahead of its $630 million preferred stock offering closing.

Bitcoin rebounded above $82,000 alongside technology stocks.

Strategy added 267 BTC, while Bitmine bought 12,535 ETH as Tom Lee predicted outperformance in the next bull market.

Meanwhile, Anthropic announced plans to commit 5% of its shares to a new public benefit fund.

Strive is now the fourth-largest corporate Bitcoin holder on the planet

Strive's stash has reached 36,818 BTC after scooping up 4,045 coins last week.

The purchases came just ahead of its SATS IPO proceeds settlement, a liquidity event worth watching.

With four companies now holding five-figure Bitcoin reserves, corporate treasuries are reshaping who moves this market.

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Markets

Risk assets bounce as China GDP surprise lifts sentiment

Stocks rebounded from last week's carnage, led by AI and semiconductor names gaining 4% to 7%.

China's stronger-than-expected 4.5% third-quarter GDP growth added fuel to the risk-on mood.

Bitcoin briefly touched $83K before drifting lower, mirroring a late fade across all major tokens.

BTC traded near $82K, ETH held above $2,400, SOL climbed past $104, and XRP edged toward $1.30.

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Strategy adds another 267 Bitcoin, pushing its total past 848K BTC

Strategy spent $22M last week on Bitcoin, bringing its holdings to roughly $70B.

It funded the buy by selling shares of MSTR common stock while also repurchasing $193M in STRC shares.

When your Bitcoin treasury is worth more than most companies, every small addition still sends a signal.

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Bitmine buys 12,535 ETH as Tom Lee says company is positioned to outperform in next bull market

Bitmine Immersion Technologies now owns 4.9% of all Ethereum ever created.

The company's total crypto and cash holdings sit at $15B, accumulated in just 15 months.

Fundstrat's Tom Lee expects Bitmine to outperform in what he calls the largest crypto cycle yet.

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Anthropic commits 5% of its shares to cushion AI job losses

The Claude maker is earmarking equity for a new public benefit fund focused on worker displacement.

The pledge could grow to 7% of shares pending stockholder approval.

It's a rare admission from an AI giant that the technology it builds might actually hurt people.

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On Our Radar

Micro-transactions are back: stablecoins and low-fee networks are making three-dollar payments finally viable.*

Crypto goes mainstream in Eastern Europe: Bulgarian bank Postbank launching digital asset trading by early 2027

Ethereum downside fears grow: Traders seek downside protection as Ether's volatility rises.

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