Corporate treasuries bought just 5,900 bitcoin in three months, while broader demand signals remain weak. www.coindesk.com
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In brief India’s securities regulator SEBI, alongside the RBI, launched “Demat 2.0,” a pilot to issue and settle corporate bonds as digital …
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Ripple stablecoin chief sees $13 trillion corporate treasury opportunity for RLUSD
by shayaanby shayaanPayments and capital markets are driving growth for Ripple’s $2.4 billion digital dollar as it looks to bring RLUSD to Europe under …
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India starts tokenizing $620 billion corporate bond market with digital rupee settlement
by shayaanby shayaanSEBI’s Demat 2.0 pilot turns corporate bonds into digital tokens and settles payment through the RBI’s wholesale digital rupee, with secondary trading …
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BitMine has added 53,501 ETH to its corporate treasury in a $131 million acquisition, giving the market another example of public-company balance …
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Tron Inc. Expands TRX Treasury To $245M In Nasdaq Corporate Crypto Bet
by shayaanby shayaanNasdaq-listed Tron Inc. has expanded its corporate treasury to 711.2 million TRX, bringing the value of its token holdings to roughly $245 …
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U.S. Debt Crisis Could Push Corporate Bonds On-Chain, Slash Stablecoin Demand
by shayaanby shayaanZhu Su, co-founder of the bankrupt crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital and founder of the OPNX exchange, has sparked fresh debate …
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Crypto, AI, and online betting firms are driving a record $517 million in corporate election spending
by shayaanby shayaanCrypto firms, artificial intelligence companies, and online gambling businesses are behind a $517 million of corporate election spending focused on the 2026 …
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For a company that runs a corporate treasury around bitcoin, the most important gatekeeper is no longer a bank or a securities …
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Strategy says MSCI should measure markets, not dictate corporate assets
by shayaanby shayaanThe bitcoin treasury company said index providers should measure markets rather than determine which assets public companies are allowed to own. www.coindesk.com