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Bitcoin firm Strive is launching daily dividends for its SATA preferred shares. Is this truly innovative, or just a desperate attempt to distract from falling Bitcoin holdings?
Hana Bank is betting big on crypto, injecting $670 million into Upbit's parent company, Dunamu. Is this a savvy diversification or a high-stakes gamble?
David Bailey's Nakamoto is staring down a $239 million Q1 loss. The culprit? A brutal $102.5 million slide in its Bitcoin treasury, signaling a rough start to the year for the digital asset firm.
Just when you thought Congress could only manage to botch crypto regulation, they've found new ways to get weird. The Clarity Act, a bill meant to legalize digital assets, is now a vehicle for everything from stablecoin rewards to, inexplicably, Jeffrey Epstein.
Solana's treasury firm DeFi Development Corp has posted an astonishing 108% annual growth in SOL per share. The secret? 'Unconventional' strategies that reportedly sync perfectly with the Solana ecosystem.
LayerZero has publicly confessed to a critical flaw in its security setup that allowed a recent exploit to occur, admitting fault for the first time. The company's response to the Kelp DAO incident is under fire.
Exodus, the crypto wallet giant, just shed a significant chunk of its Bitcoin reserves. The goal? To bankroll an ambitious push into the payments sector.
Ray Dalio, a noted Bitcoin investor, argues the cryptocurrency's inherent transparency, not its volatility, is the primary barrier to central bank adoption. He also highlights its correlation with tech stocks and limited market size as key drawbacks compared to gold.
The much-hyped Clarity Act, aiming to legalize U.S. crypto activity, faces a critical Senate Banking Committee vote this Thursday. Battles over stablecoin yields and ethics provisions could derail its progress.
Michael Saylor's Strategy is back to its Bitcoin buying spree, but the narrative is shifting. Forget 'never sell,' it's 'never be a net seller.'
Crypto.com just snagged a shiny new license in the UAE, one that ties them directly to Dubai's government crypto payment schemes. Sounds fancy. But what does it *actually* mean for the folks trading their hard-earned cash?
Can a judge really order around code? In a stunning move, a Manhattan federal court just did, greenlighting a $71 million ETH transfer on Arbitrum to aid victims of a massive DeFi exploit.