Microsoft shareholders overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to add Bitcoin to the company's balance sheet, with only 0.55% in support. The board expressed concerns about Bitcoin's volatility, despite acknowledging its potential as an inflation hedge.
WeatherlyEl Salvador and Argentina have signed an agreement to collaborate on cryptocurrency regulation and innovation in Latin America. The deal aims to share expertise, boost crypto growth, and strengthen the regulatory framework for digital assets in both countries.
AnaisFormer Binance CEO Changpeng “CZ” Zhao Predicts China could beat the United States of America at building a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
XingChiBinance has not yet decided on its new global headquarters due to complexities like tax laws and talent acquisition challenges. Legal troubles, including Changpeng Zhao's legal issues and a $4.3 billion fine, have led Binance to restructure its leadership and adopt better governance strategies.
WeatherlyBilly Markus, the founder of Dogecoin, recently shared regret about selling 37.37 bitcoins in 2015 for $424,152.54 — a decision that would now be worth over $368 million. Despite stepping away from Dogecoin in 2015, Markus reflects on its impact as a cultural icon while highlighting its true value lies in its community and shared ideals, not just market performance.
WeatherlyBitcoin has reached a new all-time high, surpassing $100,000, while CZ remains unaffected by the surge, holding onto the same amount of Bitcoin. Binance Coin (BNB) also hit a record high, but CZ’s focus remains on Bitcoin’s long-term value rather than its fluctuating price.
WeatherlyMeitu sold its entire crypto portfolio, making nearly $80 million just before bitcoin’s surge above $100,000. The company plans to distribute 80% of the gains to shareholders and refocus on its AI-driven apps.
AnaisBitcoin surpassed $100,000 on 5 December, driven by growing optimism following Trump’s pro-crypto appointments, including Paul Atkins for SEC Chair. This milestone signals investor confidence in a crypto-friendly future under Trump’s upcoming administration, which takes office on 20 January 2025.
JoyBitcoin hit a new all-time high today, surpassing $103,000, driven by strong market sentiment, especially after Donald Trump’s election victory. The cryptocurrency has surged 126% since the start of 2024. Could 2025 be an even stronger year for Bitcoin?
KikyoDonald Trump's administration plans to create a national Bitcoin reserve, boosting Bitcoin's role in the global economy. State-level and institutional support is growing, with 10 US states preparing their own Bitcoin reserve plans.
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AlexStripe's Pay with Crypto is the first to use Paxos' new stablecoin payments platform, enabling instant conversions between various stablecoins. Will this launch boost stablecoin adoption in the payments industry?
CatherineTesla has transferred over $760 million worth of Bitcoin to various wallets, emptying its cryptocurrency holdings. This move comes after a long period of dormancy and raises questions about the company's future plans for Bitcoin, especially as CEO Elon Musk has previously hinted at potentially accepting it as payment again.
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MiyukiWeiliangTelegram CEO Pavel Durov, once a free speech advocate, appears to shift his stance after his arrest. The new SMS-alternative verification service lets businesses verify phone numbers for $0.01 per code. Does this move signal a broader shift in Durov’s approach?
KikyoK Bank is shifting towards an AI-driven investment platform and diversifying its services beyond household loans to include corporate banking. The bank's upcoming IPO aims to support these changes, despite concerns about its relationship with UPbit, which has raised fears of a potential monopoly in the market.
Weatherly彭博分析师 James Seyffart 今晨在社交平台 X 上发文表示，近期刚刚申请了瑞波币（XRP）现货 ETF 的发行商 Canary，也向 SEC 提交了莱特币（Litecoin，LTC）现货 ETF 的申请。
AlexThe Bombay High Court granted bail to Simpy Bharadwaj, arrested in a Bitcoin fraud case, due to her gender and motherhood. Critics argue that bail should focus on the crime's severity and evidence, not personal factors, raising concerns about fairness.
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