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MicroStrategy Solves Private Equity’s 2 Biggest Problems With Bitcoin

MicroStrategy continues to rewrite the rules of private equity and capital markets, leveraging Bitcoin to achieve what traditional funds have pursued, and largely failed to do, for over a decade. According to Chaitanya Jain, MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin Strategy Manager, the company has successfully addressed two persistent challenges in private equity.

2026-1-5 00:50


The Biggest Mistake XRP Haters Keep Making About Ripple’s Business Model

A long-running criticism of XRP is back in focus again: the idea that Ripple sells XRP to fund traditional businesses, implying the token itself is secondary to the company’s ambitions. According to analyst Cryptoinsightuk, that framing misses a key part of how Ripple actually operates, and why XRP remains central to its long-term strategy.

2026-1-1 02:15


$60B Asset Fund, WisdomTree Trust, Files For A New ETF; Will Includes 5% In Bitcoin Futures

Institutional investors are taking up positions in the Bitcoin market attracting some of the biggest Wall Street hedge funds and financial institutions. WisdomTree Investments, a $60 billion dollar hedge fund, announced the launch of an electronic traded fund (ETF) index comprising of a number of digital assets including BTC.

2020-6-17 15:58


3 game-changing phone trends we can expect in 2019

2018 is winding down, and we’ve witnessed a number of significant events this year as far as mobile tech is concerned: these include the US government signing an order laying out its 5G strategy, major telcos rolling out 5G, companies like Vivo and Huawei launching mobile phones with fingerprint sensors under the display, a rise in bezel-less phones (or at least near-bezel-less phones!), and more examples of artificial intelligence being used in mobile phones.

2018-12-19 22:00


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Proposed Regulations Could Cause Major Shifts in Canadian Crypto Businesses

Canada’s government has released draft regulations for “virtual currencies” with a consultation period of 90 days, saying that proposed regulatory changes could mean a loss of $60 million over 10 years for businesses that deal in cryptocurrencies but will improve Canada’s international reputation and make it easier for crypto businesses to deal overseas.

2018-6-13 20:24