Jeff Park has joined Elon Musk’s crypto discussion with a straightforward assertion: Harvard’s admissions process operates more like Ethereum than Bitcoin. It makes a difference. Hard caps, rigid regulations and restrictions that are regarded as unchangeable are all represented by Bitcoin. Key difference in governance In contrast, Ethereum is controlled by policy layered on top

Orexn and Snowball Money have officially revealed that they have formed a partnership strategy to enhance trust, identity, and transparency in the Web3 launch ecosystem. The partnership combines the decentralized launchpool and airdrop platform of Orexn with the Modular Naming Service (MNS) and on-chain reputation platform of Snowball Money. The two projects will entrust a

The Central Bank of Russia (CBR) has updated the rules governing investment in Russian digital financial assets (DFAs). The regulation concerns products like tokenized real assets and digital rights, purchased by professional and retail investors on the domestic market. Russia adopts requirements for DFA investors and instruments Russia’s monetary authority has published new rules for

Ohio’s $120 billion public pension fund, OPERS, has made headlines after disclosing a significant investment in MicroStrategy ($MSTR). The fund reportedly bought $43 million worth of the company’s stock, a move that signals growing institutional interest in Bitcoin. Pension Funds Enter Crypto Markets For years, pension funds have been cautious about cryptocurrencies due to their

Metaplanet (TYO: 3350), aka Asia’s MicroStrategy, on Tuesday said it has acquired an additional Bitcoin for over $451 million. The latest purchase came following an almost 8% drop in its stock price to 405 JPY as BTC price remains under selling pressure.

Bitcoin price today trades near $87,400, holding above short-term support as buyers attempt to stabilize price inside a developing ascending base. The market remains caught between defensive spot flows and firm structural demand, keeping price compressed heading into the final trading session of 2025. ETF Outflows Continue To Pressure Spot Demand BTC ETF Flows (Source:

Story Highlights Bitcoin falling to $74,000 raises fears, but Strategy continues accumulating Bitcoin despite market pressure Strategy holds 672,497 BTC bought near $75,000 average, limiting bankruptcy risk if prices dip Strong cash reserves of $2.18 billion cover expenses, interest, dividends for nearly 32 months As Bitcoin has stayed below $100,000 for the past two months,

MicroStrategy’s relentless Bitcoin accumulation machine has hit a mathematical snag, according to veteran value investor Christopher Bloomstran. In a scathing critique posted to the X social media network, the Semper Augustus president argued the company’s latest moves have crossed the line into “idiotic,” while acknowledging that it used to seem “smart.” Selling shares (to suckers)

2025 has been full of disappointments for the cryptocurrency industry, and the “US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve” is definitely one of them. If you want to understand why the “US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve” is viewed as the biggest policy rug-pull of 2025, you just need to look at one (obviously fake) screenshot that has been circulating

Long-term Bitcoin holders have pumped the brakes on selling their fat stacks for the first time in six months, while Ether whales have ramped up accumulation of the digital asset. Wallets holding Bitcoin (BTC) for at least 155 days trimmed their positions from 14.8 million coins in mid-July to 14.3 million in December. However, crypto

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