Crypto Treasury Firms Go on $8B Buying Spree in Historic Week

Changpeng "CZ" Zhao has broken through into the top echelons of the world’s wealthiest individuals, with his net worth reaching an estimated $75 billion following BNB’s new all-time high of $857.18.
Binance Changpeng Zhao's family office, YZi Labs, is making a significant move by supporting an investment company to go public in the U.S.
Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht has resurfaced as a polarising crypto figure, raising $1.8 million in Bitcoin by auctioning prison memorabilia. Days later, he received a surprise 300 BTC donation worth $31 million—reigniting debate over whether this support reflects alignment with his ideals or raises ethical concerns in today’s crypto culture.
The SEC dropped its lawsuit against Binance after nearly three years of legal action over alleged securities violations. The case was closed as the new SEC leadership began easing its stance on crypto regulation.
Bhutan has launched the world’s first national crypto tourism payment system, letting visitors pay for everything from flights to local goods using digital currencies like Bitcoin and BNB. The system, built with Binance Pay and DK Bank, helps local businesses—especially in remote areas—accept crypto payments easily.
USDC is now the default currency on Binance Pay, making it easier for users to send and receive money instantly with zero gas fees. This update simplifies payments for both individuals and businesses, offering fast, low-cost transactions using a stable digital dollar.delays or extra costs.
CZ launched "Pay to Reach" on ReachMe.io, letting users pay in BNB to message him with a guaranteed reply. Due to overwhelming spam, he raised the price from 0.04 BNB to 1 BNB, aiming for only 10 messages per day.
Trump’s trade war spurred a market downturn, wiping out billions in a day. Bitcoin fell below $85,000, Ethereum dropped 11%, and crypto lost $500 billion, erasing gains from his US Crypto Reserve announcement. Is this a brief dip or a deeper decline?
Two recent forfeiture actions by the US Attorney for DC have revealed North Korean crypto hackers' laundering methods, with the government seeking to seize about $2.7 million in stolen crypto. As such cases increase, one must ask: Is crypto crime a growing cybersecurity threat?
Tether is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its stablecoin, USDT, by releasing a documentary called Stability and Freedom in Chaos, highlighting its role in helping people facing inflation and economic challenges in countries like Turkey, Brazil, and Argentina. The film features personal stories and statistics showcasing how USDT has become vital for daily transactions and financial stability in these regions.
Chinese investors are shifting focus from cryptocurrencies to the rapidly rising stock market, driven by recent government stimulus measures. Despite a ban on crypto trading, demand for digital assets persists, evidenced by significant inflows into over-the-counter markets.
Institutional interest in meme coins is rising, with TON launching Memelandia, a new platform aimed at fostering meme coin growth by leveraging Telegram's large user base.
The surge in cryptocurrency investment in English football is driven by clubs seeking new funding sources as gambling sponsorship regulations tighten. Major partnerships are emerging, with crypto firms aiming to restore their reputations and engage a broader audience in the sport.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is seeking industry feedback on new regulations for digital token service providers (DTSPs) under the Financial Services and Markets Act (FSM Act). DTSPs must obtain a license, comply with anti-money laundering rules, and demonstrate a substantial presence in Singapore to ensure regulatory compliance and market integrity.
21.co has partnered with Crypto.com to improve liquidity for its Wrapped Bitcoin (21BTC), leveraging Crypto.com’s extensive liquidity infrastructure. This collaboration aims to broaden access to cryptocurrency for users globally, combining the strengths of both companies in the digital asset space.
A UN report reveals that criminal networks in Southeast Asia use Telegram for large-scale illicit activities, such as trading hacked data and cybercrime tools. This follows scrutiny of Telegram’s founder, Pavel Durov, over the platform’s role in these activities. Can this popular messaging platform catch a break?
Judge John Dorsey has approved FTX's bankruptcy plan, with $16.5 billion in recovered assets set to be paid to creditors in cash, plus interest, within 60 days. However client reactions have been mixed.
Nick Szabo has become the leading candidate to be Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious creator of Bitcoin, as his odds on the betting platform Polymarket rise to 28.3%. This shift follows producer Cullen Hoback's claim that he confronted the real Nakamoto, suggesting that the true creator is still alive, while former frontrunner Len Sassaman's odds have plummeted to 8.5%.