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Tether-backed Bitcoin-focused company Twenty One Capital has reported a $413.5 million net loss for the second quarter of 2026 after Bitcoin’s decline reduced the value of its holdings. Bitcoin losses have dominated Twenty One Capital’s results According to Twenty One…
The Bitcoin miner’s construction budget includes continued treasury sales before phased rent is expected in 2027 and 2028.
An attacker drained nearly 200,000 XRP tokens from the Coreum bridge in 97 minutes on August 9, exploiting a validation gap in the relayer software rather than any weakness in the XRP Ledger. The bridge halted operations as XRP slid…
Twenty One’s new CEO lays out plans to build beyond its massive bitcoin treasury after a $414 million loss.
ENS DAO has approved and executed a governance proposal that turns the ENS Foundation into a full-time operating body with a five-seat board, a professional staff, and control over a roughly $65 million endowment. ENS Foundation takes over daily operations…
Chloé Bakalar joined from Meta last August and departed in July without any announcement, one of several safety exits in recent weeks.
XRP is "basically dead," a popular analyst claimed.
Bitcoin Magazine Luke Dashjr Removed as Bitcoin BIP Editor Following (BIP)-110 Fork Failure Bitcoin developer Luke Dashjr, who backed the failed Bitcoin Improvement Proposal (BIP)-110, has been removed from his position as an editor of such proposals for the development…
Dubai-based Shipfinex has partnered with ADI Chain to tokenize about 35 vessels valued at roughly $500 million, with the planned structure designed to give shipowners access to blockchain-based financing and investment channels. According to Shipfinex, each vessel in the planned…
The world's largest corporate Bitcoin holder has sold hundreds of millions of dollars in BTC since June as it changes how it funds dividends and manages its cash.
The Democrats who may get a bigger say in future crypto legislative efforts are familiar figures, and they generally look at digital assets with distrust.
Total deposits grew from $1.1 billion in March to $4.6 billion by July, driven by clients in crypto, AI and defense.
