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2 days ago |
bitcoinmagazine.com | Oscar Perez |Oscar Pérez
It’s only May, and public corporations have already bought 3.3 times more Bitcoin than has been supplied in 2025, according to a new graphic from asset manager Bitwise. To put that into perspective, the new supply for the year is around 60,000 BTC, and companies have already surpassed 196,000 BTC in purchases. *** NOTE: In 2025, public corporations already bought *checks notes*3.3 x times the amount of new supply in 2025. Already exceeds the est. annual supply of 164,250 BTC.
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2 days ago |
bitcoinmagazine.com | Oscar Perez |Oscar Pérez
Coinbase Global Inc. (NASDAQ: COIN) is officially joining the S&P 500 starting May 19. It will replace Discover Financial Services (NYSE: DFS), which is being acquired by Capital One Financial (NYSE: COF), an existing member of the index. JUST IN: Coinbase to join S&P 500 👀 pic.twitter.com/bF5F1njTMR— Bitcoin Magazine (@BitcoinMagazine) May 12, 2025 This is a big move for Coinbase and an even bigger signal for Bitcoin.
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2 days ago |
bitcoinmagazine.com | Oscar Perez |Oscar Pérez
Today, The Blockchain Group (ALTBG), listed on Euronext Growth Paris and known as Europe’s first Bitcoin Treasury Company, announced it has raised approximately €12.1 million through a convertible bond issuance reserved for Adam Back. This investment is part of their effort to strengthen and accelerate their Bitcoin Treasury Company strategy.
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5 days ago |
bitcoinmagazine.com | Oscar Perez |Oscar Pérez
Coinbase has made a significant move in the U.S. derivatives market, launching 24/7 trading for Bitcoin futures. This is the first time that leveraged futures contracts for these digital assets will be available around the clock on a CFTC-regulated exchange. Starting today, U.S. traders will have access to Coinbase Derivatives, LLC (CDE), enabling continuous trading, including weekends, with no restrictions tied to traditional market hours. 24/7 trading for futures is here in the US.
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6 days ago |
bitcoinmagazine.com | Vivek Sen
Japanese public company Metaplanet announced it will issue $21.25 million in zero-coupon bonds to fund additional Bitcoin purchases. This is the Company’s third bond issuance in just one week, continuing its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy. According to a regulatory filing on Friday, the Tokyo-based Company will issue its 14th Series of Ordinary Bonds to EVO FUND, with each bond having a face value of $625,000. The bonds will mature on November 7, 2025, and carry no interest rate.
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