MicroStrategy founder and chairman Michael Saylor has once again shared his Bitcoin (BTC) portfolio tracking data. Saylor, in a statement on his Twitter/X account, used the phrase “not enough orange” regarding the chart where every purchase is marked in orange, signaling that the company may have made new purchases. A website displays an orange dot
Wall Street ramped up its exposure to bitcoin in the second quarter, adding positions not only in spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) but also in U.S. stocks closely tied to the cryptocurrency’s price, according to new filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Brevan Howard nearly doubled its position in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust
Apple is once again exploring robotics behind closed doors, as the company continues to shift focus from Apple Intelligence. According to a recent Bloomberg report, the company is internally evaluating several AI-powered hardware concepts, including smart home displays, security devices, and a tabletop robot that could use facial recognition and motorized movement to interact with
According to Gemini’s S-1 filing, one of the leading US exchanges has entered into a credit agreement with enterprise blockchain company Ripple Labs. The agreement makes it possible for Gemini to draw funds from Ripple via a credit facility. Gemini’s borrowings will bear interest of up to 8.5% per year. $75 million borrowing cap The
Tether’s latest reserves report reveals a stablecoin issuer operating on a scale typically reserved for nations. According to its Q2 2025 attestation from BDO, the company holds $162.57 billion in assets, surpassing its liabilities of $157.11 billion, resulting in a $ 5.46 billion surplus. This cushion, above what’s needed to redeem all tokens, is rare
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A recent Bank of America (BofA) Global Fund Manager Survey shows that institutional investors remain largely absent from crypto discussions. The BofA survey polled 211 managers overseeing $504 billion in assets, suggesting that crypto allocations remain more symbolic than strategic. Bank of America Survey: 97% of Big Money Still Dodges Crypto According to the August