Strive, Inc. raised capital through its preferred stock SATA to purchase about 2,624 Bitcoin in one week, doubling its previous weekly record. This aggressive buying increased its total Bitcoin holdings to roughly 16,500 BTC, valued at over $1.2 billion. The company’s strategy relies on Bitcoin maintaining or rising above its average acquisition cost of around $100,000 per coin, while paying investors a 13% dividend on SATA shares. Strive’s rapid accumulation highlights its unique model of funding Bitcoin purchases via preferred stock, positioning it among the largest corporate Bitcoin holders worldwide.
YieldMax announced it will close and liquidate four ETFs—ABNY, DISO, FEAT, and FIVY—by June 18, 2026, following a portfolio review. The decision aims to concentrate resources on ETFs with higher investor demand and better market traction. Trading for...
Canborsa has launched the beta version of its decentralized exchange (DEX) on the Canton Network, enabling non-custodial perpetual trading of tokenized real-world assets like stocks, gold, oil, and cryptocurrencies with up to 20x leverage. The platfo...
Oculis announced that its Phase 3 DIAMOND trials for OCS-01 eye drops in diabetic macular edema did not meet the primary endpoint of improved visual acuity after 52 weeks. However, the treatment showed significant and lasting reduction in retinal thi...
Allied Gold Corporation announced that Zijin Gold has received approval under the Investment Canada Act for its proposed acquisition of Allied Gold. This approval completes the Canadian regulatory process for the transaction. The deal has also cleare...
Kentucky First Federal Bancorp announced a special board meeting on July 28, 2026, to consider resuming quarterly dividends on its common stock, potentially up to $0.10 per share. The company has suspended dividends since November 2023, and no final ...
