— Christopher Harborne, Nigel Farage
Reform UK has now received £25M from crypto billionaire
Crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne gave £3M to Nigel Farage's Reform UK this year, pushing his donations to the party to over £25M.
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— Blackstone, Crypto
Blackstone gates withdrawals as crypto and private credit slide
Blackstone capped withdrawals, crypto proxies are losing market cap, and stocks of private credit companies are cratering.
Russia sanctions British teenager over crypto laundering report
Russia sanctioned the British teenager after his crypto-laundering report led to the implementation of state sanctions.
This penny stock pivoted to Solana and Hyperliquid and lost 99.9%
A penny stock education company lost 99% while becoming a Solana treasury, then an AI player, and now a Hyperliquid crypto trader.
— Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy
STRC tumbles as DeFi copies lose their peg
Strategy’s 11.5% dividend-paying preferred stock STRC will pay a 0.96% dividend this month, but it’s already lost 3.8% of its value.
LIBRA probe stalls after crypto tracking software free trial expires
The investigatory body tracing LIBRA funds has let its crypto tracing software license expire and still requires a new subscription.
Zcash wasn’t down — its block explorers were
Erroneous reports of an outage of privacy blockchain Zcash were seemingly caused by out of date block explorers after a security upgrade.
UK warns Premier League clubs that crypto sponsors could risk legal issues
The UK’s financial watchdog warned Premier League clubs that partnerships with unauthorised crypto firms might lead to legal trouble.
Jim Chanos was right about Strategy — just not patient enough
Jim Chanos earned an outsized return on his hedged short-sale of Michael Saylor’s MSTR, but he should have kept holding on.
— Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy
Bitcoin plummets to $67K after Strategy sale
BTC fell 4.4% within 24 hours of Strategy disclosing its voluntary sale of 32 BTC. Two hours later, it fell another 2%.