An Ivy League endowment just told you exactly how institutional money navigates crypto winters: hold the ETFs, ride the volatility, keep staking. Dartmouth's endowment saw its crypto holdings drop from roughly $14M to $12M as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana prices fell
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The company that said no to advertising revenue and consumer lock-in might soon be the only AI builder left that answers to no one but itself. Anthropic CEO floated the possibility of becoming the last major private AI company globally, as competitors chase public market liquidity
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S&P inclusion matters more than product-market fit now, apparently. Reddit joins the S&P 500, stock climbs on index inclusion news despite no fundamental business change Gemini Space Station reports wider-than-expected EBITDA loss, stock falls as crypto platform hits market headwinds
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The SEC just got asked to greenlight a product that could triple both your gains and your losses on the same day. Cboe filed with the SEC to list the first 3x leveraged Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in the US, structured by LeverageShares, which already runs similar products in Europe
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The AI company most likely to reshape public markets is going public with investor roadshows underway and its environmental footprint conspicuously missing from the pitch deck.
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The second-largest economy in crypto adoption just got a retail front door, and it's run by the people who killed the first attempt.
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The bridge between Wall Street and Web3 just got a structural engineer. Bitwise partnered with Superstate to explore tokenizing shares of its Solana Staking ETF (BSOL), bringing blockchain rails to a regulated financial product
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When the house takes a 71% pay cut, the game itself is broken. Kraken's parent company Payward saw adjusted pretax earnings collapse 71% to $23 million in Q2 as crypto trading volumes dried up across the industry
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Nvidia just turned itself into a bank that only lends money to buy its own products, and Wall Street is calling it genius.
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The AI gold rush isn't in the models—it's in the dirt under the data centers, and Wall Street just put a number on it. Bank of America forecasts the data-center market will hit $2.2 trillion by 2030, driven almost entirely by AI compute demand
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The largest credit deal in tech history might also be the riskiest bet Wall Street has ever made on AI infrastructure.
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When the casino kicks out the gamblers, the house always wins. Bitcoin futures open interest on Binance dropped in tandem with BTC price, signaling a liquidation event targeting overleveraged long positions
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The proprietary trading giant just put its name on the biggest green bond for AI infrastructure this year, and the signal isn't about climate virtue. Zenith Arc, an Oklahoma data center project leasing capacity to Jane Street, is selling $2.25 billion in green bonds to fund AI infrastructure
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Wall Street isn't dipping toes anymore — it's wading in with both feet and a $650 million position. Verition Fund increased its Bitcoin ETF holdings by 19% to $110M, UBS tripled its position to $90M, and JPMorgan added $400M in Q2 alone, bringing its total to $650M
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A company hodling Bitcoin just sold 685 of them, not because they stopped believing in digital gold, but because they believe even more in the physical infrastructure AI needs to run. Hyperscale Data sold 685 BTC for roughly $43 million to fund operations and debt reduction
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The world's biggest index provider just decided that holding Bitcoin doesn't count as operating a business. MSCI proposed a new "non-operating company" screen that could remove Strategy and Metaplanet from its global indexes
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When your revenue chief has a shorter shelf life than your product roadmap, you're not building a business—you're running a pre-IPO casting call.
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When a company posts a $107 million quarterly loss and the stock goes up, you're not looking at fundamentals anymore—you're looking at a treasury play. Bit Digital reported a $107.2 million Q2 net loss but its stock climbed while rival crypto-linked shares sold off
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Treasury yields don't care about diplomacy — they price risk, and right now the risk is that 20% of the world's oil flows through a choke point controlled by a country drafting legislation to block it.
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The corporate treasury playbook just got its first real stress test, and the numbers are ugly enough to make even the most devout Bitcoin maximalist squirm.
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