Michael Saylor Signals Bitcoin Buy as BTC Slips Below $88K
Michael Saylor signaled a potential new Bitcoin purchase as prices briefly fell below $88,000 amid renewed weekend selling pressure.
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Michael Saylor signaled a potential new Bitcoin purchase as prices briefly fell below $88,000 amid renewed weekend selling pressure.
The UK government plans to extend existing financial services laws to cryptocurrencies by 2027, placing the sector under full FCA oversight.
Doha Bank completed a $150 million digital bond using Euroclear’s permissioned DLT platform, achieving same-day settlement within regulated market infrastructure.
Itaú Asset Management has advised investors to consider allocating up to 3% of portfolios to Bitcoin, citing diversification and currency hedge benefits.
Stablecoin issuer Tether has submitted a bid to acquire a controlling stake in Juventus FC, signaling a major expansion beyond its core crypto business.
World App introduced encrypted chat, virtual accounts, and expanded crypto payments as part of a major upgrade aimed at merging verified identity with global transactions.
Coinbase-backed x402 released its V2 upgrade, adding multi-chain routing and wallet-based sessions to support AI-native payments across crypto and traditional rails.
Hex Trust will issue and custody wrapped XRP to extend the token’s DeFi utility across multiple blockchains, launching with more than $100 million in locked value.
UK lawmakers urged revisions to proposed stablecoin rules, warning current limits could stifle innovation and drive capital to dollar-based tokens.
YouTube has activated a new payout option allowing US creators to receive earnings in PayPal’s PYUSD stablecoin. The move follows broader institutional adoption of regulated digital dollar tokens.