Digital Asset Holdings News

Mexican entrepreneur Ricardo Salinas, who first bought Bitcoin at $200 around 12 years ago, has increased his Bitcoin exposure from 10% to 70% over the past four and a half years.

Adoption can’t happen without practical cross-border cooperation, which will support the growth of digital assets while managing risks and ensuring regulatory compliance.

Medical device firm Semler Scientific has spent $71 million to buy 1,058 Bitcoin, adding another 181 Bitcoin to its stash over Q3 and into the start of November.

Despite the growing number of investors, only 10% held more than $7,200 worth of digital assets in their crypto portfolios.

The new synthetic dollar is the first step in the rollout of a real-world asset tokenization platform, said Tether.

One-quarter of asset managers and hedge funds in the U.S. and Europe have recruited senior executives to oversee digital asset strategies, according to a recent report.

The Swedish krona-based Climate Awareness Bond will be issued on a blockchain that incentivizes node operators to improve the environmental footprint of infrastructure.

After tasking multiple committees over the years, the Israeli Authority is ready for public comment on its proposal of crypto legal framework

Blockchain analytics firm Nansen has released an overview of major cryptocurrency exchanges’ on-chain asset holdings and portfolios in the wake of FTX’s collapse.

August figures released by Brazil’s tax authority revealed over 12,000 companies have cryptocurrency holdings, the largest amount ever recorded.

In the U.K., crypto owners prefer centralized exchanges and claim their assets to be largely profitable.

A new survey suggests that most of the world’s wealthiest have invested in digital assets and wealth management firms have been advised to prioritize providing education and advice.

Three cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds scheduled to launch on the Cboe Australia exchange were delayed due to “checks” still being undertaken.

The foundation that oversees and funds developments on the Ethereum network has disclosed its total holdings, including a sizable fifth in non-crypto assets.

Crypto asset management firm Grayscale added three new crypto assets to its funds and has kicked SushiSwap and Synthetix from its DeFi Fund, following its first quarterly rebalance.