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Strategy reported a $10 billion profit in Q2, driven by Bitcoin gains and new fair value accounting rules. It raised over $10.5 billion through stock sales and used most of it to buy more Bitcoin, pushing its holdings above 628,000 BTC.

Marti, a Turkish ride-hailing company, has put 20% of its cash into Bitcoin and plans to increase that to 50%. The move is part of a long-term plan to use crypto as a store of value while keeping its main business growing.

El Salvador’s high-profile experiment with Bitcoin seems like its coming to an end following the restrictions the country is facing on top of the fading public enthusiasm for Bitcoin.

Strategy now holds over 600,000 Bitcoin worth nearly $71 billion, making it one of the biggest corporate treasuries in the US. Its chairman, Michael Saylor, has hinted at another large Bitcoin purchase with a cryptic post online.

MicroStrategy and Blackrock, who were once leading the Bitcoin treasury, seem to have a new unexpected competitor. This comes after Trump's media's company announced a $2.3 billion investment in Bitcoin...

Circle debuted on the NYSE under the ticker CRCL at $31 per share, raising over $1 billion after multiple IPO upsizings—signalling strong investor confidence in its stablecoin strategy.

Vanadi, a Spanish coffee company, plans to invest $1.1 billion in Bitcoin and change its focus from coffee to digital assets. This decision follows a tough financial year, with the chairman hoping Bitcoin will help the company recover.

French-listed crypto firm Blockchain Group is doubling down on its Bitcoin treasury strategy, announcing plans to purchase an additional $72 million worth of BTC following a successful €63.3 million convertible bond sale.

South Korean presidential candidate Hong Joon-pyo vows to ease crypto regulations, aiming to replicate the US’s market-friendly approach that’s boosted jobs and bank charters. His proposals, aligned with ongoing AML and foreign investment talks, position digital assets as a growth driver. Could Trump-style crypto deregulation be emerging as a broader political strategy in Asia?

US stock and crypto markets jumped after the president announced a 90-day tariff pause for all countries except China, now facing a 125% levy. Over 75 nations have entered trade talks to avoid escalation. Trump sparked controversy, claiming leaders are “calling us up, kissing my ass” for deals. As tensions rise, could this bold or stupid trade strategy trigger a financial crisis?