Spain's largest crypto exchange Bit2Me has created Bit2Shield, a new company to assist courts, police, and financial institutions in tracing, seizing, storing, and liquidating cryptocurrency involved in investigations. Bit2Shield will hold seized crypto in secure cold wallets and coordinate sales when ordered by authorities, with conversions handled by Bit2Me's authorized entity Bitcoinforme. This move formalizes services Bit2Me already provided, including processing €1.5 million in seized crypto for agencies like Interpol and Europol in 2025. The initiative supports law enforcement in managing crypto assets securely and legally, reflecting growing demand for specialized custody and forensic services in crypto crime investigations.
Brightstar Lottery PLC announced a tender offer to buy back its €500 million 2.375% Senior Secured Notes due 2028, offering €990 per €1,000 plus accrued interest. Concurrently, Brightstar is issuing new euro-denominated senior secured notes due 2032 ...
The Ethereum Foundation announced a roadmap targeting a fully quantum-resistant Ethereum Layer 1 by December 2029. This upgrade will protect Ethereum's core systems—execution, consensus, and data—from potential quantum computing threats expected arou...
The analyst maintains a buy recommendation on long-term bonds IEF and TLT, citing a cooling economy with declining manufacturing activity and new orders. Inflation is expected to ease, driven by AI-related cost savings and anticipated energy price re...
Defence Therapeutics, a biotech company, announced strategic updates under new CEO Dr. Amie Phinney, focusing on advancing its proprietary Accum® drug-delivery technology to enhance cancer treatments. The company plans to develop partnerships to impr...
Solana will implement its Transaction v1 upgrade on September 9, increasing the maximum transaction size from 1,232 bytes to 4,096 bytes. This change allows more complex operations like zero-knowledge proofs and multisignature transactions to fit int...
