A Middle East supply shock pushed oil and the dollar higher, forcing roughly $550 million in mostly long crypto positions to unwind as traders awaited Wednesday

The purchase pace slowed even as the company's preferred-share buybacks continued, showing the treasury model is now funded as much by capital markets as by cas

The mark-to-market swing restores accounting profits a quarter after heavy write-downs, though the gain is unrealized and tied to bitcoin's price.

The Treasury unit dropped plans that would have designated mixing a primary money laundering concern and required reporting on transfers to private wallets, whi

The Japanese treasury company says the round trip was meant to demonstrate liquidity to credit rating agencies, at a higher per-coin repurchase cost.

The consumer chain closes despite 400,000 users and 144 apps, days after Blast said its own network was no longer worth operating.

The rulemaking introduces Regulation CTX and CAM and a new crypto asset market exchange category for retail leverage.

The buy expands a treasury company that is now competing with MARA for position among the largest corporate bitcoin holders.

The company is positioning itself as a payments and tokenized-assets platform following a joint venture with NYSE parent ICE.

The purchase was framed by an executive as a signal of commitment to crypto rather than a broader treasury strategy.

The relaunch aims to rebuild an advanced trading venue around the acquired derivatives exchange.

The open-source design settles fully funded token legs atomically, though it requires 100% upfront cash and leaves netting to institutions.

The quarterly update shows continued accumulation even as the company retools its balance sheet around a bitcoin income strategy.

The stablecoin payments company wants a New York trust bank to custody assets, manage reserves and issue dollar-backed tokens, amid pushback from community bank

The move would commit reserve capital to propping up share prices, a structure the company's own disclosures flag as a risk.

The plaintiff alleges the issuer froze its funds for over a year without explanation and had no legal entitlement to them.

Gemini would serve as custodian, setting up competition with Grayscale's ZCSH for a privacy-coin ETF.

The standard targets regulated stablecoins, funds and bonds that need identity checks and sanctions controls built into the asset.