Bitcoin Reserve News

The Japanese firm has raised $135.2 million in 2025 to fund Bitcoin purchases, aiming to hit 10,000 BTC by the end of the year.

The move represents a significant shift from the Pakistani government's earlier position that cryptocurrencies would never be legalized.

Shares of GameStop and Trump Media and Technology Group tumbled on May 28 as investors reacted to both companies’ newly announced Bitcoin purchases.

GameStop’s 4,710 Bitcoin purchase is the company’s first since it disclosed plans in March to move into alternative investments.

Japanese company Metaplanet is raising $50 million through zero-interest bonds to boost its Bitcoin holdings, with Evo Fund as the sole subscriber.

White House AI and crypto czar David Sacks says Donald Trump’s crypto executive order allows the government to purchase more Bitcoin if it’s done in a budget-neutral way.

El Salvador’s Bitcoin Office bought more Bitcoin shortly after the IMF announced it had reviewed its loan deal with the country.

VanEck's head of digital assets, Matthew Sigel, said sustainable Bitcoin reserve growth must happen gradually through Congressional bills.

Trump Media spokespeople denied news of the deal a day earlier, before confirming the capital raise in a May 27 announcement.

The world’s biggest Bitcoin miner achieved record annualized revenue as its Bitcoin holdings surpassed $5 billion.

The Trump Media and Technology Group told the Financial Times that “dumb writers” were behind a report citing six sources that it was planning to raise $3 billion to buy crypto.

Analysts are warning of more fiat currency debasement, which is driving a growing appetite for digital assets, including cryptocurrencies and NFTs.

Singapore-based AI firm Genius Group has resumed Bitcoin buys after a US court lifted a ban, boosting its BTC treasury by 40% with a 24.5 BTC purchase.

Michigan lawmakers introduced four crypto bills in one day, covering crypto in state retiree funds, CBDCs and Bitcoin miners operating at abandoned oil and gas sites.

If signed into law, the bill would allow the Texas comptroller to establish a Bitcoin reserve and invest in select cryptocurrencies based on market cap criteria.