El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele denied reports claiming the country transferred control of its bitcoin reserve to a private operator, calling these claims "totally false." He clarified that only shares of the Chivo Wallet, the country's bitcoin payment platform, were transferred, not the bitcoin reserve itself. The IMF praised El Salvador's economic growth and fiscal surplus, crediting improvements in security and investor confidence. Despite IMF comments linking bitcoin accumulation to private donations and stating no further accumulation was expected, El Salvador continues to buy more bitcoin for its reserve.
Alex Jones sparked debate by suggesting governments could seize cryptocurrencies like XRP during a severe crisis. However, current U.S. FDIC rules do not support confiscation of privately held XRP, as crypto assets are not insured deposits. European ...
US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $3.8 billion in net inflows over three weeks, with nearly $1 billion added last week. Bitcoin's price rose about 2.6% to $79,716, supported by a potential golden cross technical pattern expected around September 11, whi...
Zeta Global's stock has risen about 50% this year, reflecting renewed investor interest in its role as an infrastructure provider. The company boasts a proprietary data cloud with information on approximately 535 million individuals and 3 trillion co...
PepsiCo's Q2 results show strong international growth offsetting weak North American recovery, with pressure on margins and slower volume growth. The company reaffirmed its 2026 guidance but expects earnings per share at the low end of the range, rel...
Bitwise's BHYP fund resumed buying Hyperliquid (HYPE) tokens with a $10.5 million purchase after a four-day pause, marking the largest daily addition since late August and bringing total acquisitions to $166.3 million. This renewed demand supports HY...
