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Finance

Gemini stock plunges after it parts ways with COO, CFO and Chief Legal Officer months after IPO

Crypto exchange says Marshall Beard, Dan Chen and Tyler Meade are departing effective immediately; Cameron Winklevoss to take on COO duties as board names interim finance and legal chiefs.

Gemini co-founders Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss at White House (Jesse Hamilton/CoinDesk)

CoinDesk Indices

CoinDesk 20 Performance Update: Bitcoin Cash (BCH) Drops 2.2%, Leading Index Lower

Ripple (XRP), down 1.5% from Monday, was also an underperformer.

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Web3

The hardware hurdle: Cysic and Cardano clash over the future of decentralized compute

At Consensus Hong Kong 2026, Leo Fan questioned Midnight’s use of Google Cloud and Azure, as Charles Hoskinson justifies hyperscaler partnerships.

Charles Hoskinson is being interviewed in the media center during Consensus Hong Kong 2026

Finance

BitMine adds $90 million in ETH — Tom Lee says crypto sentiment reminiscent of 2018 and 2022 bottoms

The Ethereum treasury firm continues its buying spree with its largest weekly ETH purchase in token terms this year.

Thomas Lee, chairman of BitMine and CIO of Fundstrat, on the main stage during Consensus Hong Kong 2026 (David Paul Morris/Consensus, modified by CoinDesk)
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Markets

Michael Saylor's Strategy purchased $168 million in bitcoin last week

The company's stack is now 717,131 bitcoin acquired for $54.52 billion, or $76,027 per coin. Bitcoin's current price is $68,000.

Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Strategy (MSTR)

Finance

Banking giant Intesa Sanapolo discloses $100 million bitcoin ETF holdings, along with Strategy hedge

The bank also holds a large put option position on Strategy, potentially capitalizing on the company trading above the value of its BTC holdings.

Intesa Sanpaolo headquarters in Turin (Riccardo Tuninato/Unsplash)

Markets

Crypto slides as tech stocks and gold retreat; bitcoin-Nasdaq correlation turns positive

Bitcoin falls to $68,000 as tech-led risk-off move deepens, gold extends correction and memecoins lead altcoin losses amid BTC dominance range.

Bitcoin (TheDigitalArtist/Pixabay, modified by CoinDesk)
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Markets

Bitcoin remains under pressure near $68,000 even as panic ebbs

Key derivatives metrics and ETF flows suggest lack of demand, but macro forces offer hope.

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Finance

Popular burger joint Steak ’n Shake says bitcoin adoption boosted sales ‘dramatically’


Bitcoin payments are directed to a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, used to fund employee bonuses according to the company.

A burger and some fries (sk/Unsplash/Modified by CoinDesk)

Finance

UK crypto rules too slow to support global hub ambitions, says Agant CEO

Regulatory delays risk blunting Britain’s digital asset push, said Andrew MacKenzie, head of the pound-pegged stablecoin developer.

Agant CEO Andrew MacKenzie. (Photo by Olivier Acuna/Modified by Coindesk)

Markets

DeFi protocol ZeroLend shuts down after three years, citing inactive chains and hacks

The protocol is shutting down after three years, citing unsustainable economics, thin margins and rising security threats.

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Markets

BofA survey flags dollar bearish bets at over a decade high. Here's what it means for bitcoin

BofA's February survey shows investor positioning in the U.S. dollar has fallen to its most negative level since at least early 2012.

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Markets

'We do not do illegal things': Inside a U.S.-sanctioned stablecoin issuer's race to build a crypto giant

Oleg Ogienko, the public face of A7A5, pitched the ruble-pegged stablecoin as a fast-growing trade rail built to move money across borders despite sanctions pressure.

Oleg Ogienko, director for regulatory and overseas affairs at A7A5, at Consensus in Hong Kong (provided)

Policy

Hong Kong regulator approves first crypto company license since June

Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) granted Victory Fintech a license.

Hong Kong harbor during a sunrise (Manson Yim/Unsplash)

Policy

Crypto mining can help energy volatility, Paradigm responds to policy onslaught

As U.S. lawmakers consider limits on data and mining facilities because of energy usage, the industry wants to explain that their crypto worries are unfounded.

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