Today our news, “Bitcoin Rebounds, But Who Becomes the Seller Now,” is really a question about human action under pressure—who must sell, and who finally can buy.

You’ve watched bitcoin snap back above sixty-five thousand after flirting with sixty. Now we ask what changed: was it conviction returning, or leverage being forcibly cleared so prices can speak again?

We’ll walk through the macro shadows still hanging over this rebound—energy prices stirred by renewed Iran warnings, funding deadlines that can revive uncertainty, and why put demand tells you fear hasn’t left, it’s just been repriced.

We’ll also look at the quiet signals: ETFs barely moving while spot swings, miners shifting coins when cash flow tightens, and bitcoin-linked shares trying to find footing as earnings disappoint.

And we’ll end with a longer horizon—Strategy’s security planning under quantum uncertainty—because even tomorrow’s risks become today’s incentives.