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What Happened in the Crypto Market on August 11, 2025

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Michael Saylor Trends on X Over $74B Bitcoin Bet: What’s the Story?

Michael Saylor, co-founder of Strategy, is making headlines for his bold Bitcoin predictions. He believes Bitcoin will reach $1 million per coin, calling it "digital gold" and a strong hedge against inflation.

Source: X

His company holds over $74 billion in Bitcoin, about 3% of all mined BTC. Saylor urges people to keep buying BTC regardless of price, expecting demand from billionaires to drive prices higher. His views are gaining huge attention on social media, influencing investors to think long-term about crypto’s future.

Robert Kiyosaki Warns: Stock Market Crash Ahead, Buy Bitcoin Now

Robert Kiyosaki warns that stocks and bonds are risky now and could crash anytime. He suggests investing in gold, silver, and BTC instead for safer, long-term growth. Kiyosaki points out many big firms are building  treasuries to protect against inflation and financial crises.

 Source: X 

In the crypto market the BTC is dominating 60% of the market, giving over 100% yearly returns recently far better than stocks or bonds. Kiyosaki believes diversifying into crypto and precious metals can protect investors and help grow wealth, especially with a market crash emerging.

Elon Musk’s MAGA Comeback: JD Vance Calls for Return Before Midterms

JD Vance, Vice President of the U.S., has called on Elon Musk to rejoin the MAGA movement before the midterm elections. Vance sees this as a patriotic move and believes Musk’s break from Trump was a mistake that hurt his political future. 

Source: X.

Their relationship soured after disagreements on policies like clean energy incentives. If Musk returns then it could shake up politics and markets and boost sectors like electric vehicles, clean energy. This comeback might renew old alliances and create excitement among investors and supporters.

Nvidia & AMD to Pay 15% Chip Revenue to US

Nvidia and AMD agreed to give 15% of their chip sales revenue in China to the US government. In return they got export licenses to sell certain chips that were previously blocked due to Trump’s 100% tariffs. 

Source: X

This new deal might be a way to bypass strict trade rules by sharing revenue instead of paying full tariffs. It could give a boost to the US economy and encourage more investment in AI and crypto tech. The news also helped their stock prices go up recently.