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Galaxy Secures UK Approval for License to Expand Derivatives Trading
The company is on the Financial Conduct Authority's investment firms register which is for firms that are authorized to perform MiFID investment services.
Tron's Justin Sun Bailed Out TUSD as Stablecoin's $456M Reserves Were Stuck in Limbo, Filings Show
Techteryx says it was the victim of what it called "large-scale fraud" rendering TUSD's stablecoin reserves stuck in illiquid investments made without its permission
Why Trump's Tariffs Could Actually Be Good for Bitcoin
As the Trump Administration sets out tariff policy on “Liberation Day” Wednesday, many are pessimistic about the economy in general and crypto prices in particular. But there are strong reasons not to be, say analysts.
Stablecoin Giant Circle Files for IPO After $1.7B Stablecoin Reserve Windfall
If approved, the stock of the company will be trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "CRCL."
OpenAI’s $40B Raise Calms Market Jitters, Sends CoreWeave and AI Tokens Higher
AI tokens, including NEAR, ICP, TAO and RENDER rose on Tuesday after OpenAI announced the closing of its record-breaking private funding round the day prior.
Bitcoin May be on 25% of S&P 500 Firms' Balance Sheets by 2030: Architect Partners
Strategy pioneered BTC as a treasury asset and so far 90 companies have adopted the cryptocurrency as a treasury reserve asset.
Chart of The Week: Will April Bring Good Luck or Fool's Hope for Bitcoin?
Based on bitcoin's price performance since 2010, April could be the start of an uptrend, but risks remain.
Terraform Labs to Open Claims Portal for Investors on March 31
Creditors must file claims by May 16, 2025, to seek potential recovery.
Bitcoin Miner MARA Starts Massive $2B Stock Sale Plan to Buy More BTC
The company, which has the second-largest bitcoin stash among publicly-traded companies, could use the funds to finance further BTC acquisitions.
FTX to Begin $11.4B Creditor Payouts in May After Years-Long Bankruptcy Battle
Payments to FTX’s largest creditors will start May 30, nearly three years after the exchange collapsed.
