NewsVideoPricesResearchEventsData & IndicesSponsoredliveUpdated 8 minutes agoLive markets: Bitcoin's flat action continues as SpaceX IPO, Nvidia earnings capture news cycleHyperliquid's HYPE is the outlier in crypto, rising 16.5% over the past 24 hours to a new record high.Bitcoin holds near $77,000 (Getty images)Michael Saylor says Strategy could buy every remaining bitcoin yet to be minedAlready the holder of more than 4% of all the bitcoin (BTC) that will ever exist, Strategy (MSTR), led by Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, has no intention of stopping purchases."The formation of digital credit means that the credit market itself is absorbing all of the organic supply of bitcoin from now to forever," said Saylor in a CNBC appearance on Thursday morning."Our company will probably buy all of the bitcoin produced by the miners between now and 2140."Currently, roughly 20.3 million bitcoin have been mined, representing more than 95% of bitcoin’s total 21 million supply. That leaves fewer than 1 million BTC still to be mined over the next century.Strategy has already purchased 171,238 BTC in 2026, while only 63,450 BTC have been mined during the same period. This means Strategy has acquired bitcoin at a rate approximately 2.7 times the rate of new supply issuance.Hyperliquid's HYPE hits record highThere's at least one corner of crypto markets that's not dullsville, and that's HYPE.The native token of Hyperliquid hit a record high of $59.30 on Thursday, with derivatives data pointing towards a potential short squeeze.Most of the market has been positioned against the move. The long/short ratio sits at just 0.89, with more accounts shorting the token for the first time since January. Funding rates have also flipped negative, confirming the crowd has been fading the rally.But that strategy hasn't worked out; $33.5 million in short positions have been liquidated in the past 24 hours, compared to $2 million in long positions.The move comes on the back of strong fundamentals; the protocol has generated over $896 million in revenue over the past 12 months, with 97% of trading fees funneled back into HYPE token buybacks.The rally is also backed by institutional momentum, with 21Shares and Bitwise rolling out U.S.-listed Hyperliquid ETFs on Nasdaq on May 12, drawing over $5 million in early inflows. Coinbase and Circle have also committed to stake HYPE to activate a new protocol upgrade, AQAv2.As U.S. markets open on Thursday morning, the talk is about pretty much everything other than crypto.Tech bellwether Nvidia (NVDA) last night reported an earnings beat and strong guidance, and shares are modestly higher in early trading.Perhaps overshadowing mighty Nvidia, Elon Musk's SpaceX (SPCX) filed for its IPO, which is expected to raise upwards of $80 billion at a valuation of $1.5 trillion or more. Alongside SpaceX, Sam Altman's OpenAI is expected to file for its own public offering, perhaps as soon as this week. Another AI giant, Anthropic, may also soon be joining the IPO move.The action is surely drawing attention — and capital — away from crypto, where the price action remains mostly muted, with bitcoin (BTC) trading in a tight range around $77,000 for the last 72 hours.12345678910Risk-On Returns: Binance Leads the Flows PickupRisk-On Returns: Binance Leads the Flows PickupMajors are up 8.2% MTD and Binance is capturing 78% of CEX inflows. Stablecoin deposits are building dry powder while BTC outflows point to accumulation. This regime is currently trader-led.May 14, 2026Majors are up 8.2% MTD and Binance is capturing 78% of CEX inflows. Stablecoin deposits are building dry powder while BTC outflows point to accumulation. This regime is currently trader-led.Why it matters:Majors are up 8.2% MTD and Binance is capturing 78% of CEX inflows. Stablecoin deposits are building dry powder while BTC outflows point to accumulation. This regime is currently trader-led.View Full Report