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Bitcoin treasury firm Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) is launching a new financial product as a way to raise money for BTC buys.

Vlad Tenev said Robinhood is dead set on expanding its tokenized stock offerings, despite warnings from the SEC about the novel asset class.

Bitcoin mining infrastructure firm Bit Origin is going hard on Dogecoin, starting to buy up DOGE for its meme coin treasury.

Although activity has cooled since Election Day, Polymarket registered $1.1 trillion in trading volume in June.

The firm received a $645 million “anchor investment” from its Consensys-linked co-founder and chair.

The company,  which owns the Truth Social social media platform and has struggled financially, joins a growing number of companies to create Bitcoin treasuries.  

Digital assets services and custody firm BitGo plans to go public, revealing a confidential filing with the SEC on Monday.

Leaders of the world’s top two stablecoin companies laid out their plans for the future after President Trump signed sweeping stablecoin legislation into law.

Charles Schwab‘s CEO said that the U.S.-based brokerage is considering offering a dollar-pegged token as the stablecoin market is poised to grow. 

Strategy‘s $72B Bitcoin stash is spread across multiple secret custodians, with only Coinbase confirmed and Fidelity potentially holding 70,000 BTC.

Kraken’s development lands as Congress advances the GENIUS and CLARITY Acts, signaling a turning point in U.S. crypto policy.

Electric vehicle maker Volcon announced that it would purchase about $470 million in Bitcoin, adding to the list of corporate BTC treasuries.

Bitcoin mining firm Bit Origin is tapping Dogecoin for its crypto treasury, with its stock soaring after the move was revealed.

The asset manager filed Thursday with the SEC to debut its Staked INJ ETF, which  would allow investors to earn yield on its fund‘s underlying tokens. 

After launching Twenty One (XXI), Cantor Fitzgerald is making another big Bitcoin treasury move with early Bitcoiner Adam Back.

Bank of America is holding back on stablecoins, with CEO Brian Moynihan citing regulatory uncertainty and limited customer demand.

Citi’s CEO revealed this week that the multinational bank is considering developing a stablecoin for cross-border payments.

The state’s new initiative draws in crypto firms to help overhaul its operations and explore blockchain’s role in public-sector innovation.

The product allows crypto holders to finance property deposits using Bitcoin as collateral, all without having to sell their stash.

The development comes as interest in Ethereum reserves rises, with BitMine surpassing $500 million in holdings.

The deal would position Cantor as a major Bitcoin buyer, expanding its SPAC-led crypto strategy amid renewed political support.

Is GameStop trying to be the next Strategy? CEO Ryan Cohen gives a look into its Bitcoin treasury approach and talks crypto payments.

The company started accumulating the asset just over a month ago.