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News Block: Bitcoin Corporate Treasuries Surge with $KDLY & $ASST, New Hampshire Launches First Bitcoin Reserve, Buffett Warns of Currency Debasement
Season 4
Episode 378
Published 10 months ago
Description
In this week's episode of the Coin Stories News Block powered exclusively by Gemini, we cover these major headlines related to Bitcoin, macroeconomics, and global finance:
- Bitcoin Corporate Adoption is Accelerating: Learn more about Nakamoto Holdings and Strive Asset Management Announcements
- Strategy & Metaplanet Stack More Bitcoin
- New Hampshire Establishes First State Bitcoin Reserve, Arizona follows
- GENIUS Act Fails to Pass - Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's Reaction
- Warren Buffett Fears Currency Debasement
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References mentioned in the episode:
- David Bailey Launching New Bitcoin Treasury Company
- Strive Asset Management Launches New Treasury Company
- Bernstein's Research on Bitcoin Corporate Treasury Strategy
- Metaplanet Acquires Another 1,241 Bitcoin for $124 Million
- Strategy Acquires Another 13,390 Bitcoin for $1.34 Billion
- Armstrong Considered Bitcoin Treasury Strategy Years Ago
- Coinbase's Latest SEC Filings Show Bitcoin Accumulation
- Coinbase Acquires Deribit for $2.9 Billion in Record Deal
- Coinbase Unveils 24/7 Bitcoin Futures Trading
- New Hampshire Passes First State Bitcoin Reserve Law
- Arizona Becomes Second State to Enact Bitcoin Reserve Bill
- OCC's New Interpretive Letter Gives Green Light for Banks
- OCC Video States Banks Now Allowed to Service Crypto
- Secretary Bessent Testifies that U.S. Should Lead in Digital Assets
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