The US stock market’s chip, optical communication and storage sectors have rallied collectively, with CRDO surging over 11% and Western Digital rising more than 9%.

According to market data from BIT (bit.com), Strategy’s preferred stock STRC has rebounded above $90, trading at $90.125, with a 2.57% intraday gain. Earlier reports noted that Strategy sold 3,588 Bitcoin last week, generating $216 million in proceeds to pay dividends on its digital credit securities. As of July 5, the company’s Bitcoin reserves fell to 843,775 coins, alongside $2.55 billion in U.S. dollar reserves.

According to monitoring by Onchain Lens, BlackRock just purchased and withdrew 7,546 ETH from Coinbase Prime, worth approximately $13.2 million.

The $DEXE price keeps climbing today. Four wallets are holding 2x longs on $DEXE on @Aster_DEX, with a combined unrealized profit of ~$1.32M. The highest return has reached 104.57%.

According to monitoring by Onchain Lens, publicly listed Bitcoin mining firm Riot Platforms has deposited 500 BTC, valued at around $30.9 million, with NYDIG Custody, likely for sale.

Chairman Tom Lee of BitMine, the largest Ethereum treasury, stated in a post that despite widespread market skepticism toward ETH, the rise in the ETH/BTC exchange rate shows investors are anticipating an improvement in the visibility of cryptocurrency use cases, which is a positive sign for the market.

Jiang Zhuoer, founder of BTC mining pool BTC.TOP, posted that U.S. crypto asset firm Strategy has sold 3,588 BTC for $216 million. This marks Strategy’s first large-scale BTC sell-off, carried out despite holding $2.55 billion in cash reserves — enough to cover 17.6 months of interest payments — and voluntarily selling more BTC than required to meet its interest obligations. This move signals the breakdown of Strategy’s long-held "never sell BTC" narrative. Jiang said he does not understand the reason behind Strategy’s current large-scale sell-off, noting that even if it lacks U.S. dollars, it could continue raising funds by issuing additional common stock. While this would reduce BTC holdings per share, he argues that preserving the "never sell" narrative and related beliefs is far more important than per-share BTC metrics. If Strategy fails to repurchase BTC at lower prices after the sell-off, it will also lead to a decline in per-share BTC holdings. Jiang added that Strategy’s willingness to bear this cost can only be interpreted as its preparation to conduct significant BTC swing trading. Jiang further stated that the 20,000 BTC already approved by Strategy’s board will almost certainly be sold in full. He believes that during the upcoming bull market phase, the market may witness a sell-off by an entity holding hundreds of thousands of BTC.