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  • 4 days ago | themarketperiodical.com | Olivia Stephanie

    Strategy has purchased 245 BTC at an average price of $105,856. The firm now holds 592,345 BTC worth over $41.87 billion. Spot Bitcoin ETF volumes have surpassed $1 trillion in just 18 months. Strategy has added another 245 BTC to its holdings, spending approximately $26 million. The purchase occurred at an average price of $105,856 per coin, bringing the company’s total Bitcoin reserves to 592,345 BTC.

  • 4 days ago | themarketperiodical.com | Olivia Stephanie

    Green Minerals targets $1.2B to grow its Bitcoin holdings. Institutions continue to buy Bitcoin despite price dips. Blockchain and digital assets are now central to strategy. Green Minerals has announced plans to raise $1.2 billion to build its Bitcoin treasury. This comes when the cryptocurrency market experiences price volatility. The development also coincides with rising institutional investment in Bitcoin, signaling continued market interest.

  • 4 days ago | coincu.com | Olivia Stephanie

    Key Points:Nano Labs targets $1 billion in BNB, aiming to hold 5–10% of total supply. $500 million convertible note deal offers investors option to convert at $20 per share. Binance-linked BNB products may hit Nasdaq soon, backed by former hedge fund executives. Nano Labs Ltd (Nasdaq: NA), a China-based Web 3.0 infrastructure provider, has entered a convertible notes purchase agreement totaling $500 million. The company will issue unsecured promissory notes with no interest, maturing in 360 days.

  • 4 days ago | themarketperiodical.com | Olivia Stephanie

    Fed drops reputational risk, probably leading to more for crypto banking. Crypto banking set to grow as Fed removes reputational risk. Banks can now focus on financial data, benefiting crypto firms. The Federal Reserve confirmed it will no longer consider reputational risk in bank supervisory exams. The move removes a longstanding obstacle that often kept banks from working with crypto-related firms.

  • 4 days ago | coincu.com | Olivia Stephanie

    Key Points: Japan’s FSA proposes Bitcoin ETF approval and reclassification of crypto as financial products. Crypto gains could shift from 55% tax to a flat 20% under new Japanese proposal. Japan’s Web3 strategy aims to boost digital investment, regional growth, and investor accessibility. Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) released a new proposal on June 24 that could change the regulatory framework for crypto assets.

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