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The Bitcoin miner ended its fiscal third quarter with $270.7 million in cash and crypto holdings, according to CFO Darcy Daubaras.

Elon Musk and Sam Altman’s feud goes back a while, but was thrown into the public eye again when Musk made an offer for OpenAI.

Trump-backed World Liberty Financial is making waves in DeFi, but questions remain about its governance, revenue model and political ties.

The BTC purchase is part of Gumi’s broader expansion into the blockchain sector, which includes acquiring and managing “high-quality tokens.”

TON’s integration with LayerZero plays a key role in connecting the TON network to the ecosystem of Tether’s USDt stablecoin.

Tether has invested in Zengo Wallet to boost self-custody features as USDt faces regulatory pressure in the EU.

“Mark-to-market gains, Tesla could use its Bitcoin as collateral to unlock liquidity and hedge against market downturns,” said Gadi Chait, an investment manager at Xapo Bank.

Following the acquisition, Holonym plans to offer its rebranded Human Passport to users worldwide.

Strategy’s fresh 7,633-BTC purchase came days after the firm rebranded from “MicroStrategy” last week.

AI agents would happily predict Community Notes on markets worth $1 to $2 to help get them online hours earlier, says David Minarsch from Olas Predict.

The new majority party cast the former administration’s bank regulators as bullies operating in the shadows, yet surprising agreements were found.

Both Solana and XRP have growing ETF applications, regulatory challenges and a fight for institutional acceptance. Who has the edge?

Semler Scientific is planning to raise $75 million through a private offering of convertible senior notes, which will help fund further Bitcoin purchases.

The Nasdaq-listed company called Bitcoin a “hedge against inflation and a safeguard against currency risks.”