In this episode episode of Crypto Cuts, we will discuss, a billionaire who buys Bitcoin like it’s groceries, a market that refuses to crash, but also refuses to pump, and OpenAI basically asking the world to regulate AI, before AI starts regulating us.
Saylor is “back to work” again
After a rare and slightly suspicious pause, Saylor is officially back in the game. When Saylor says “Back to Work,” He’s surely buying Bitcoin.
For the first time this year, Strategy skipped its usual weekly Bitcoin purchase. And for a company that continuously buys Bitcoin, the silence made people nervous.
Was he rethinking the strategy? Waiting for a dip? Or just, taking a weekend off?
Apparently not. He was loading the next round.
Now Strategy holds a massive 766,970 BTC, bought at an average of around $75,644. Which means yes, at current prices, they’re technically underwater.
But Saylor doesn’t care about “current prices.” He plays a different game. For him, Bitcoin is not a trade , it’s a long-term belief system.
Crypto market: not Dead, just Dramatic
The last few months in crypto were honestly exhausting. Back in late 2025, Bitcoin hit a massive $126,000, and Ethereum followed with nearly $5,000.
Q1 2026 came in like a cold shower. Slowly, painfully, both Bitcoin and Ethereum gave back a big chunk of those gains. Just a steady, methodical decline, the kind that hurts more because it’s quiet.
Bitcoin is just stable, hovering around $69K, Ethereum around $2.1K. And in crypto, stability is somehow suspicious.
OpenAI wants to regulate the future
OpenAI just released a policy blueprint with a very ambitious title: “Industrial Policy for the Intelligence Age.”
The idea is to grow fast, and governments, companies, and society need to figure out how to handle it before things get, weird.
One of the most interesting concepts they introduced is something called the “Right to AI.”
They’re saying AI could increase inequality, concentrate power, and even be misused by bad actors, including cybercriminals or worse.