Bhutan has signed an MoU with Cumberland DRW to support Bitcoin reserve management and explore broader digital asset infrastructure tied to sustainability goals.
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.
A senior Vanguard executive compared Bitcoin to a speculative collectible while the firm expanded client access to crypto-linked exchange-traded funds.
Itaú Asset Management has advised investors to consider allocating up to 3% of portfolios to Bitcoin, citing diversification and currency hedge benefits.
Klarna is partnering with Privy to test crypto wallet functionality within its financial ecosystem, building on the recent launch of its dollar-backed stablecoin.
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan forecasts Bitcoin could reach $1.3 million by 2035 under conservative assumptions, citing low equity correlation and gold market benchmarks.
A16z Crypto has launched its first Asia office in Seoul, South Korea, appointing Sungmo Park to lead regional expansion and portfolio support.
Revolut and Trust Wallet have launched instant crypto purchases in the EU, allowing users to send assets directly to a self-custodial wallet.
Surf secured $15 million to build Surf 2.0, an AI platform tailored for institutional crypto research.
Sei launches a pre-installed crypto wallet on Xiaomi phones outside the US and China, with stablecoin payments planned for retail and online ecosystems.
SpaceX transferred another $95 million in Bitcoin this week, continuing a series of onchain movements as the company advances plans for a potential 2026 initial public offering.
American Bitcoin and ProCap Financial added to their Bitcoin reserves over the past week, even as both stocks remain sharply lower following recent volatility.
Canaan reported steady November Bitcoin production, expanded hashrate capacity, and growing crypto reserves as the company advances global mining buildout.
A federal judge granted Kalshi temporary relief from Connecticut regulators, halting enforcement actions as the company challenges state claims that its markets constitute illegal gambling.