Income level, education and political beliefs all influence crypto ownership.
Young men aren’t investing in a 401(k) for retirement — they’re banking on bitcoin
Through its partnership with U.S. fintech firm Alpaca, GoTyme customers can now acquire a curated list of cryptoassets directly within their banking interface. The service automatically converts Philippine pesos to U.S. dollars behind the scenes, allowing users to purchase Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, Polkadot and other supported assets without navigating multiple platforms. CEO Nate Cl
Philippines Digital Bank Enables Retail Crypto Buying via Banking App
Have you ever wondered which crypto could explode 2000× by 2026, while still delivering real crypto utility, not just hype? On 8 December 2025, as global crypto markets rally and news cycles highlight Bitcoin’s rebound and Ethereum’s renewed strength, one presale name keeps cutting through the noise is the IPO Genie ($IPO). Is IPO Genie ($IPO) the 2000x Crypto Play for 2026? With
Top 2000× Crypto Picks for 2026 – Why IPO Genie ($IPO) Is the Standout
The technology giant announced its intent to acquire Confluent for $11 billion. It’s a play on the data required for AI.
Why IBM plans to buy Confluent in its biggest deal since 2019
Last week's acquisition was mostly funded via the sale of common stock.
Strategy Bought Nearly $1B in Bitcoin Last Week as Saylor's Company Returns to Big Purchases
Short-term interest rates are too high. This sets up an opportunity in 1-year Treasury bills.
How to beat inflation over the next year in one investing move
This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. 4 technologies that didn’t make our 2026 breakthroughs list If you’re a longtime reader, you probably know that our newsroom selects 10 breakthroughs every year that we think will define the future. This group exercise is mostly fun and alw
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The company revealed a fresh acquisition of 10,624 BTC, spending roughly $962.7 million at an average price of $90,615 per coin. Key Takeaways Strategy has bought 10,624 BTC, spending about $962.7M at ~$90,615 per coin. The firm now owns 660,624 BTC, worth more than $60 billion at current prices. Bitcoin price action remains mixed but shows improving structure with higher lows. In
Michael Saylor’s Strategy Confirms Latest Buy – Adds Almost $1 Billion Worth of Bitcoin
An always-on crypto-hype machine lives to goose prices and then blame “macro” when the selloff hits.
Bitcoin’s November crash was no accident
Bitcoin (BTC) traded little changed around 91,500–92,000 dollars on Monday, with spot prices hovering near the upper end of their recent range and keeping the network’s market value close to 1.8 trillion dollars. The move left the asset consolidating near…
Bitcoin price stalls below key $100k–$120k resistance band
If executed, the move would allow traditional banks to provide trading, custody and possibly token-based services to millions of retail customers. Key Takeaways Argentina is studying a policy that would let banks trade and hold crypto on behalf of customers. Insiders say a regulatory green light could arrive by April 2026. Argentina is already one of Latin America’s largest crypt
Argentina Considers Letting Banks Enter Crypto Market
Argentina’s central bank is reportedly considering whether to allow traditional financial institutions to offer crypto services, marking the potential lifting of a ban.
Argentina weighs letting traditional banks trade crypto: Report
In its latest outlook, the firm describes 2025 as the year real-world assets stopped being a niche playground for crypto believers and became investable instruments managed by established issuers. Tokenized versions of U.S. Treasurys led the charge, more than doubling over the past 12 months. Private credit followed a parallel trajectory, rising sharply as institutions tested block
Tokenization Surges 229% – CoinShares Expects 2026 to Be Even Bigger
A U.K. tech company ended up choosing the South Korean equivalent of the Nasdaq to list, the first time a British firm has done so.