Bitcoin miners MARA and CleanSpark post higher Q1 revenues, but both lose money
Despite the revenue increases, both companies also registered a net loss with MARA losing $533 million and CleanSpark $139 million. Source link
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Trump ‘furious’ after lobbyist behind XRP-tied crypto post revealed to have worked for Ripple: Politico
According to Politico, Trump was not only “furious and felt like he’d been used,” the lobbyist has also became a pariah in the West Wing....
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Robinhood plans blockchain platform to allow trading of US securities in Europe: Bloomberg
The move could help increase trading volumes as the firm has been able to offer Europeans the ability to trade U.S. stocks. Source link
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Kalshi says CFTC moved to dismiss appeal against prediction platform
Kalshi, which accepts crypto deposits, lets users wager on the outcome of specific events by trading contracts. Source link
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Michael Saylor says Strategy’s new preferred shares may be first ‘AI-designed securities’
“Strife and Strike, are the first AI-designed securities that I know of, certainly in our industry.” Saylor said during a live discussion. Source link
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With release of FIFA game looming, Mythical Games says it’s generated $650 million in transaction volume
The company behind “NFL Rivals” has said that its FIFA game and a Pudgy Penguins title will be available in 2025. Source link
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ZachXBT says $7 million of OG Bitcoiner’s stolen crypto frozen with help of Binance
The investigator also claims to have identified two suspects who have since “deleted social media accounts.” Source link
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Kraken feigns interest in hiring North Korean hacker in order to ‘study’ their tactics
“Instead of tipping off the applicant” Kraken advanced the candidate through the recruitment process in order to learn from their approach. Source link
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Sam Altman’s World project launching in US with plans for Visa card, Tinder pilot program
World’s big push to scale involves U.S. rollout, a new Visa card and partnership with Tinder’s parent company. Source link
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Ripple pitched buying Circle for $4 billion to $5 billion but offer was rejected: Bloomberg
Circle’s USDC stablecoin, which is pegged to the U.S. dollar, is the world’s second largest stablecoin by supply. Source link