CoinWire reports that Saylor said Strategy has acquired 535 Bitcoins, with a transaction value of about $43 million; the price per Bitcoin is approximately $80,340. As of May 10, 2026, Strategy currently holds 818,869 Bitcoins, with a total investment of about $6.186 billion; the price per Bitcoin is approximately $75,540.

Discovering that the Uphold wallet has a new feature, their self-custody wallet Vault now supports Bitcoin. When this wallet was first launched, it only supported XRP, and it wasn't officially available until the end of last year. Now they've added support for BTC, which seems to be progressing quite quickly. The main idea of the Uphold wallet is to let users control their private keys themselves, without storing them on exchanges. The addition of Bitcoin is probably the next step in their plan. It is said that it will be fully launched earlier this year, but it is likely still in the beta testing phase. It seems that all major platforms are making efforts in the self-custody wallet space, and Uphold's move can be seen as keeping up with the trend. Are you using self-custody wallets?

#GateSquareMayTradingShare Trump Threatens Iran: They Will Surrender and Reach an Agreement Soon Donald Trump issued a strong warning to Iran in his statement on Monday (5/11). According to Fox News, Trump revealed a shocking claim that Iranian negotiators said the U.S. must extract nuclear material from their destroyed facilities due to technological limitations. In response to the situation, Trump reaffirmed his aggressive stance. "They will surrender... I will keep confronting them until they agree to make a deal," he asserted. As a concrete step, Trump plans to reactivate Project Freedom. This military operation will deploy armed U.S. escorts for commercial ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz to ensure the security of the global energy supply route from potential sabotage or blockade. On the economic side, this foreign policy is beginning to impact the energy market, where global oil prices are rising toward $98 per barrel amid discussions of postponing federal gasoline taxes. Despite escalating Middle East geopolitical tensions, in the crypto market, Bitcoin remains stable around $81,000.