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Super League shareholders approved a deal giving Metaplanet a 93.7% stake via 2,100 BTC and $2.5M cash. The rebranded Superplanet will list on Nasdaq under SUPA, focusing on Bitcoin accumulation funded by preferred shares rather than debt.
Strategy bought 267 BTC for over $22 million, marking its third October purchase and bringing total holdings to 848,517 coins. The company also repurchased $193.1 million in STRC preferred stock amid MSCI's proposal to exclude non-operating firms from key indexes.
Anthropic holds 75% odds of announcing a 2026 IPO on Kalshi, outpacing rivals like OpenAI and Plaid. Despite a June SEC filing, recent revenue deceleration and lowered valuation expectations challenge its path to a public debut.
Bitcoin trades near $82,164, testing key support amid rising oil prices and inflation fears. A potential Fed rate hike and heavy spot ETF outflows of $910 million weigh on the asset, while technical indicators show weak trend strength and compressed volatility.
Nine listed companies, including Verizon and Broadcom, formally objected to having their shares tokenized on the OKX-ICE platform. The objections follow SEC rules requiring issuer consent, highlighting concerns over price integrity and execution certainty in decentralized markets.
US House committee advances H.R. 10357, proposing a voluntary disclosure program for crypto tax errors. The bill offers reduced penalties for non-willful mistakes but requires congressional passage before implementation.
World launches World ID for banking, offering cryptographic proofs to verify human transactions amid rising AI fraud risks. Despite partnerships with firms like Bain Capital, the project faces ongoing regulatory bans and fines in multiple countries over its iris-scanning biometric data practices.
Dutch police seized an anti-fascist server in Amsterdam at U.S. request, handing data to Washington after A/I was labeled a global terrorist group. Privacy advocates warn this sets a terrifying precedent for politically motivated cross-border seizures.
Strategy bought 267 BTC for $22.1 million and repurchased $193.1 million of STRC preferred stock. The board raised the repurchase program cap to $3 billion, leaving $1.16 billion available. Holdings now total 848,517 BTC.
Strategy bought 267 Bitcoin for $22.1 million but repurchased $193.1 million in STRC preferred stock, raising its buyback authorization to $3 billion. The move prioritizes stabilizing preferred stock prices amid a trend of heavier spending on share repurchases than new crypto acquisitions.
Fundstrat’s Sean Farrell projects Bitcoin reaching $95K–$100K by year-end, citing bond volatility spillovers and macro liquidity. He anticipates MSCI exclusions for Bitcoin treasury firms but deems their impact limited, viewing the current regime as favorable for digital assets.
Bitwise CIO Jeff Park identifies a surge in corporate preferred securities funding, linking it to digital credit trends. He argues Bitcoin exposure mitigates risk amid high yields, while discussing GENIUS Act implementation and stablecoin demand drivers.