Daniell Marlow

1 week ago | dailyhodl.com | Daniell Marlow

One of the biggest sports brands in the world is betting big on Bitcoin (BTC). Speaking at the Bitcoin 2025 Conference in Las Vegas, the head of Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) Labs, Pär Helgosson, claims that the Champions League final-bound French footballing giant is currently holding BTC. “When I say PSG is the club of the new generation, I mean we’re about what’s next. Just like Bitcoin…Last year, we put Bitcoin in our books. We took our fiat reserves and we allocated Bitcoin.

1 week ago | dailyhodl.com | Daniell Marlow

The world’s largest crypto exchange by trading volume has helped Europol take down an international pedophile platform with nearly 2 million users. According to a Binance announcement, the exchange participated in Operation Stream, a Europol-led global crackdown on online child sexual exploitation. The exchange assisted in taking down Kidflix, an exploitation platform with 1.8 million international users, by identifying wallets via blockchain analysis.

2 weeks ago | dailyhodl.com | Daniell Marlow

Top US banks are considering teaming up on a stablecoin, according to a Wall Street Journal report. JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Citigroup, Wells Fargo, Early Warning Services (operator of Zelle) and the Clearing House, among other commercial banks, are reportedly in talks to develop a stablecoin to compete with the cryptocurrency industry.

2 weeks ago | dailyhodl.com | Daniell Marlow

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is charging two men with running a $227 million Medicare scheme. According to a new press release, Syed Murtuza Kablazada, 34, of Arlington Heights, Illinois, and Syed Mehdi Hussain, 32, of Carol Stream, Illinois, owned and operated medical labs that submitted fake Medicare claims for COVID-19 test kit reimbursement that were allegedly never provided to beneficiaries.

3 weeks ago | dailyhodl.com | Daniell Marlow

A recent survey from the University of Michigan finds that consumer sentiment is down 26.5% since May 2024. According to the university’s ongoing Surveys of Consumers, the Index of Consumer Sentiment dropped to 50.8 this month, the second-lowest rating ever recorded. The lowest rating ever recorded was 50 in June 2022. The survey began in November 1952.