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When Wall Street and Crypto Cross Paths: S&P’s Bold New Index Pushes Boundaries
In a financial world where the lines between traditional markets and digital assets are blurring, S&P Global has made a striking move: it’s launching the S&P Digital Markets 50 Index, a hybrid benchmark that blends cryptocurrencies and blockchain-linked equities into a single measure. This developme
Why Senator Lummis Says the U.S. Could Begin Building a Bitcoin Reserve “Anytime”
The idea of a U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserve, once dismissed by skeptics as a speculative fantasy, has edged closer to reality. Crypto-friendly Senator Cynthia Lummis recently declared that funding for the initiative “can start anytime,” reigniting debate over the role of Bitcoin in national finance.
Crypto Treasuries Could Consolidate as Competition Heats Up, A Deeper Look
As the digital asset treasury (DAT) space continues to evolve, merger and acquisition activity may not be a distant possibility but an emerging strategy for survival. According to Coinbase’s head of investment research, David Duong, we may now be entering a phase where smaller players are absorbed b
Strategy Buys $22M More Bitcoin as Price Slides Below $110K
What This Suggests About MicroStrategy’s Strategy Just when some might consider it a moment of caution, Strategy, the corporate kingpin in the Bitcoin investment arena, doubled down. As BTC dipped under $110,000 last week, the company quietly added 196 more coins, pushing its total holdings past 6
Cipher Mining Raises Stakes: Upsizes Private Convertible Note Offering to $1.1 Billion in Wake of Google‑Backed AI Deal
In a move that signals bold ambition, and confidence from institutional capital, Bitcoin miner and data center operator Cipher Mining has expanded a previously announced convertible note issuance from $800 million to $1.1 billion. The decision follows closely on the heels of a landmark AI hosting deal
When “Neutrality” Splits the Chain: Bitcoin Core v30 Reignites the Battle Over Bitcoin’s Soul
A modest seeming change, removing an 80-byte cap on OP_RETURN, has blown open a longstanding fault line in Bitcoin circles. What’s at stake isn’t merely technical minutiae, but the deeper question: is Bitcoin solely a money network, or can it also carry data? As Bitcoin Core v30 approaches release
BlackRock’s Crypto Bet Pays Off: $260M in ETF Revenue Marks a New Institutional Benchmark
The world’s largest asset manager, BlackRock, is quietly turning its crypto ambitions into serious profits. Its Bitcoin and Ether ETFs are now delivering an annualized revenue run rate of $260 million, marking a major milestone in the convergence of traditional finance and digital assets. This surge
Bitcoin’s Big Squeeze: Why Corporate and ETF Demand Is Driving a Silent Bull Run
A Perfect Storm of Demand While the broader financial markets remain cautiously treading water in the face of rising interest rates and geopolitical tensions, Bitcoin is quietly staging a different kind of move. It isn’t a retail mania or speculative hype this time: it’s something more formidable and
These Fiat Arguments Regarding OP_RETURN Need to Go
What Jimmy Song’s Criticism Reveals About Bitcoin’s Ideological Fault Lines It started with a technical change. A minor tweak in the vast machine of Bitcoin Core’s software. But when Bitcoin educator and longtime developer Jimmy Song called it out, it became a lightning rod. “These fiat arguments re