Ryan Weeks
Senior Editor, Crypto at Bloomberg News
Senior editor at Bloomberg focused on crypto in APAC @crypto | Ex-The Block, FN | Email: rweeks23 at bloomberg dot net
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Ryan Weeks
Ryan Weeks takes a look at the SEC filing that matters most for investors of crypto-treasury companies. Shares in SharpLink Gaming Inc. — a budding Ether-treasury company — plunged last week after what the company’s chairman and Ethereum co-founder Joe Lubin brushed off as a routine filing.
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4 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Ryan Weeks |Olga Kharif
TLGY Acquisition Corp. put a pitch in front of investors in April entitled “MicroStrategy 2.0,” a reference to the Bitcoin-accumulation company run by Michael Saylor. Only TLGY wasn’t planning to buy Bitcoin. Instead, the special purpose acquisition company planned to acquire ENA tokens issued by Ethena, the crypto project behind the industry’s fourth-largest digital dollar, according to an investor memo reviewed by Bloomberg News.
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4 weeks ago |
financialpost.com | Ryan Weeks |Olga Kharif
Advertisement 1TLGY Acquisition Corp. put a pitch in front of investors in April entitled “MicroStrategy 2.0,” a reference to the Bitcoin-accumulation company run by Michael Saylor. Only TLGY wasn’t planning to buy Bitcoin. Article content(Bloomberg) — TLGY Acquisition Corp. put a pitch in front of investors in April entitled “MicroStrategy 2.0,” a reference to the Bitcoin-accumulation company run by Michael Saylor. Only TLGY wasn’t planning to buy Bitcoin.
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4 weeks ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Ryan Weeks |Olga Kharif
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4 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Ryan Weeks |Olga Kharif
(Bloomberg) -- TLGY Acquisition Corp. put a pitch in front of investors in April entitled “MicroStrategy 2.0,” a reference to the Bitcoin-accumulation company run by Michael Saylor. Only TLGY wasn’t planning to buy Bitcoin. Instead, the special purpose acquisition company planned to acquire ENA tokens issued by Ethena, the crypto project behind the industry’s fourth-largest digital dollar, according to an investor memo reviewed by Bloomberg News.
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