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Investigators assess that North Korea was very likely responsible for a $388 million hack of the cryptocurrency exchange Bitget, one of the largest thefts from a digital asset platform. The finding points to the country's Lazarus-linked operatives, who have repeatedly targeted crypto firms to fund the regime. The scale of the loss has renewed calls for stronger exchange security and international action against state-backed crypto theft.
- 2Strive Buys $94.5 Million in Bitcoin, Holdings Top 27,000 BTC▼Strive Buys $94.5 Million in Bitcoin, Pushing Holdings Past 27,000 BTC
Strive, the asset management firm co-founded by Vivek Ramaswamy, purchased $94.5 million worth of Bitcoin, lifting its total holdings above 27,000 BTC. The company continues to build one of the larger corporate Bitcoin treasuries, a strategy that has drawn attention from investors watching how publicly listed firms use digital assets on their balance sheets.
- 3Strategy's Bitcoin Holdings Surpass Pre-Sale Levels●Strategy’s Bitcoin Stockpile Is Bigger Than Before It Started Selling
Strategy, the software firm formerly known as MicroStrategy, has rebuilt its Bitcoin stockpile to a size larger than it held before it began selling any of its holdings. The company, led by Michael Saylor, is the world's largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, and the milestone signals it has more than recovered the coins it offloaded. The news was picked up by major financial outlets including Yahoo Finance and Investopedia, drawing attention from crypto investors tracking the firm's accumulation strategy.
- 4Crypto's Clarity Problem: Industry and Government Try to Rebuild●Crypto Lost Its Clarity. Here’s How Industry and Government Are Rebuilding.
Cryptocurrency regulation has grown murky, and efforts are underway to restore clear rules for the industry. According to reporting by PYMNTS, both industry players and government bodies are working to rebuild regulatory clarity, defining how digital assets should be governed and overseen. The discussion centers on how policymakers and crypto firms can align on frameworks that give businesses certainty while protecting consumers and markets.
- 5Strategy Buys $142 Million in Bitcoin as Price Hits 8-Month High▼Strategy Bought $142 Million in Bitcoin as Cryptocurrency Hit 8-Month High
Strategy, the company formerly known as MicroStrategy, purchased $142 million worth of Bitcoin as the cryptocurrency reached an eight-month high. The purchase continues the firm's well-known treasury strategy of accumulating Bitcoin, and its timing at recent price highs is drawing attention from investors tracking corporate crypto holdings.
- 6Strive Crosses 27,000 BTC With $94.5 Million Bitcoin Purchase▼Strive Crosses 27,000 BTC After $94.5 Million Bitcoin Purchase
Asset manager Strive bought $94.5 million worth of Bitcoin, pushing its holdings past 27,000 BTC. The purchase continues the company's treasury strategy of accumulating Bitcoin as a reserve asset, placing it among the larger corporate Bitcoin holders. The move is drawing attention in crypto and finance circles as institutional Bitcoin accumulation accelerates.
- 7Riot Platforms Shares Fall as Bitcoin Weakens●Riot Platforms Falls as Bitcoin Weakens and Investors Digest Recent Debt Paydown
Riot Platforms shares declined as bitcoin prices softened, with investors also weighing the company's recent debt paydown. The Bitcoin mining firm's stock tends to track the cryptocurrency closely, so the dip reflects broader weakness in digital assets rather than company-specific trouble. Traders are assessing how the balance sheet move, which reduces leverage, positions the company if the crypto slump continues.
- 8Circle Shares Fall as CFO Announces Departure▼Circle Internet Group Shares Fall After CFO Announces Departure
Shares of Circle Internet Group, the issuer of the USDC stablecoin, fell after the company's chief financial officer announced a departure from the firm. The news weighed on investor sentiment in a stock already closely watched as a high-profile crypto-linked listing, with traders reacting to the sudden change in the company's financial leadership.