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Japanese firm Metaplanet is making a bold move amidst the weakening yen by investing one billion Japanese yen (approximately $6.5 million USD) into Bitcoin.

Notcoin, a cryptocurrency linked to the messaging app Telegram, is anticipating a significant price increase. This bullish prediction follows the project's recent burn of 210 million NOT tokens, valued at roughly $3 million. The burn significantly reduced the overall supply of NOT, potentially leading to a price rise due to scarcity.

A recent survey by Japanese financial giant Nomura Holdings and its digital currency arm, Laser Digital, has revealed a surprising trend – a growing interest in cryptocurrency among institutional investors in Japan.

Michael Dell, CEO of Dell Technologies, has sparked speculation about his interest in Bitcoin after a social media exchange with Bitcoin advocate Michael Saylor. The conversation began with Dell posting a message about scarcity creating value, which Saylor responded to by highlighting Bitcoin's digital scarcity.

Pantera Capital, a leader in the venture capital world for cryptocurrencies, has made a bold statement by significantly increasing its investment in The Open Network (TON). This comes shortly after the firm's initial investment in TON, which was the largest they had ever made in a single token.

MicroStrategy, a leading business intelligence firm, has seen its substantial investment in Bitcoin soar to an impressive valuation of nearly $15 billion. The company's bold bet on the cryptocurrency has proven to be a lucrative venture, as the price of Bitcoin continues to rise.