Twenty One Capital challenges Strategy: the founder of Strike appointed as CEO
The new company, led by Jack Mallers, aims to compete with Strategy, backed by Tether, Bitfinex, and SoftBank.
The new company, led by Jack Mallers, aims to compete with Strategy, backed by Tether, Bitfinex, and SoftBank.
Bitcoin transcends traditional political alignments: decentralized, uncensorable, and beyond state control, it challenges the very foundations of modern power.
According to Frankfurt, Trump’s crypto-friendly policy could put the continent’s economy at risk.
The Dutch giant is leading a European banking consortium toward the creation of a euro-backed stablecoin.
21 Capital is born with the backing of SoftBank, Bitfinex, and Tether, aiming to replicate the Strategy model.
According to Frankfurt, the digital euro could strengthen the European monetary system, but citizens remain skeptical.
The two financial institutions are accelerating their crypto expansion plans under the new Trump administration.
The bitcoin mining company completes the first phase of its 100 MW project at the Yguazù site, targeting 5 EH/s ...
The use of bitcoin as collateral could enable the creation of new financial instruments and open opportunities for institutional players.
Slovenia is considering introducing a 25% tax on cryptocurrency profits, aiming to close a regulatory gap that has so far ...
Ahead of the digital asset tax scheduled for 2027, South Korea’s tax authority is turning to an artificial intelligence system...
Read moreDetailsThe advocacy group will push the Federal Reserve to revise the 1,250% risk weight imposed on Bitcoin under the Basel...
Read moreDetailsParaguay's tax authority mandates detailed disclosure of addresses, hashes, and transaction data for cryptocurrency operations exceeding annual threshold.
Read moreDetailsTether invests in the next generation of programmable solutions for financial applications on Bitcoin.
Read moreDetailsWhite House Digital Assets Council Executive Director Patrick Witt defends stablecoin yields against objections from the traditional banking sector.
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